New York Hall of Science
Where STEM Comes to Life
NYSCI’s mission is to nurture passionate learners, critical thinkers, and active citizens through an approach we call Design Make Play.
CityWorks
CityWorks is a new interactive exhibit that explores the often invisible inner workings of the built urban environment. Visitors will get hands on with the intricate systems that allow cities to function.
Birthday Parties
This year, we’re doing birthdays the NYSCI way! Whether you're into slime or legos, our activities are designed to engage and inspire all ages.
Birthday parties are available for Satellite and Rocket Members.
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The Lab: Thought Leadership
When Astronauts Come Down to Earth, Young Learners Reach for the Stars
With support from the U.S. Department of Education’s Congressionally Funded Community Projects program, we launched an ambitious effort to make space science not only accessible but joyful and meaningful for our youngest learners.
The Lab: Thought Leadership, STEM In The City
Empowering Teachers and Students Through Science and Civics
NYSCI's Your Light and Air program is a five-year project designed to support civic science education in classrooms. The goal is simple but powerful: to demonstrate to students that science isn’t just a subject in school, it's a way to make sense of the world and a tool for making change in their own communities.
STEM Stars
From the Museum Floor to an AI Research Lab: Inside the Artificial and Natural Intelligence Institute with Explainer Elia Moses
When NYSCI Explainer Elia Moses walked into Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute, she wasn't there on a college tour. She was there to conduct AI research. Just a few years earlier, she had first visited the New York Hall of Science as a Girl Scout. Now, through ARNI, as a biology student at City College, she was reading scientific papers alongside researchers before returning to the museum to help families understand one of today's fastest-moving technologies.