Science is not just something we do in the lab—it’s something we believe should be shared, explored, and applied. Whether you’re a curious student, a parent, a fellow scientist, or a potential partner, we want to connect you with the ideas, questions, and discoveries driving our work.
On this page, you’ll find our continuing work to promote:
Hands-on activities for kids, families, and teachers including science fair guides and curriculum
Public lectures, tutorials, and talks for scientists and lifelong learners
We hope this space helps you explore, learn, and engage—wherever you’re coming from.
Helping Your Child With Their First Science Project: Ever wonder how to help your kid have a successful science fair project? We have all the tips and examples you will need here!
Community Science Fair Guide: Moving on to the next stage of organizing a community science fair? We have the steps to throw and effective one based off recent experience here!
Documentary: 2025 Biocompare Documentary on Spatial Biology Interviewed as part of a special segment on Technologies Transforming Precision Medicine - Segment III – Spatial Biology (1st thing with more than 100k views)
YouTube: Human Reference Atlas: Define Yourself—The Human Gut Atlas Story Short video higlighting the results of a recent study we did studying the healthy human intestine
YouTube: 2024 24-Hour Human Reference Atlas Presentation Virtual science museum style presentation of some of the research we are doing in using machine learning to learn more how cells function in the human body
Magazine Article: 2024 Duke Engineering Input/Output magazine on an overview of our research
Blog Post: 2024 Akoya Biosciences Inc. Blog on our research on What Drives the Success of Adoptive T Cell Therapy?
Podcast: 2023 Science Magazine colliderscope interview: Interview about how Science is a Team Sport and our work with large scale scientific consortia.
YouTube: 2023 24-Hour Human Reference Atlas Presentation Virtual science museum style presentation of some of the research we are doing in building cell "Google map" atlases of the human body