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Nolan Charles remembers dancing with the Musqueam Warriors group for Prince Charles and Princess Diana at the opening of Expo ’86, the world fair which put Vancouver on the map and the reason Science World’s geodesic dome was built. Now, forty years later, he is grateful to be named a Patron of Science World. “I […] The post Meet one of our 2026 Patrons: Nolan Charles appeared first on Science…
Lon Mandrake wore many hats. Beloved husband, father of three, and a high school biology teacher for 34 years. As former head of the British Columbia Science Teachers’ Association, he co-founded its annual conference, Catalyst, back in 1990. It still runs to this day. The eldest son of famed Mandrake the Magician, Lon grew up […] The post Meet one of our 2026 Patrons: Leon (Lon) Mandrake…
The honour of Friend is bestowed by the Science World Society on very special occasions. These are people who have contributed significantly to the advancement of STEAM education in the province, and who embody our values of curiosity and inclusion. We’re delighted to call Andrew S. Wright, PhD, Science World’s newest Friend. It began with […] The post Science World’s 2026 Friend, Andrew S.…
February 9, 2026 Science World’s President & CEO Tracy Redies has announced her decision to retire from the role. Under Tracy’s leadership, Science World has ignited wonder and empowered dreams across BC. During her time as CEO, the organization has successfully weathered the impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic, secured millions of dollars to revitalize […] The post Science World’s President…
The Future Science Leaders (FSL) program, presented by Acuitas Therapeutics, is an after-school enrichment initiative for teens that nurtures creativity, fosters a lifelong community of like-minded peers, and engages curious minds in scientific research. FSL students meet weekly from September through April to learn from industry experts and to develop their own interests and skills. Future…
As the FIFA World Cup comes to Vancouver, Science World is spreading the excitement of sports to communities around the province. For the 2025–26 school year, we’ll be launching and touring a brand-new show: The Science of Sport. This high-energy show unpacks the fascinating science behind sports by exploring concepts like energy, forces and health […] The post Science of Sport with On The Road:…
Maker Studio offers a variety of options for teenagers to swing by and try something new Teenagers looking for something to do on weekday afternoons are in luck — Science World’s Maker Studio in the Tinkering Space: WorkSafeBC Gallery offers a unique opportunity to try their hand at something new. Seen a cool new project […] The post Teens, tools, and tech appeared first on Science World .
One of Canada’s leading mining companies, Teck Resources Limited (Teck) has partnered with Science World since 2021 to bring STEAM learning to more people. “We’re very aligned with our values,” says Nathalie Poznanski, Teck’s Global Manager, Social Performance. “Investing in youth education is essential to building strong, resilient communities for the future.” As a company […] The post Why We…
Acuitas Therapeutics’ Dr. Ghania Chikh shares what it takes to make a scientific breakthrough Baby KJ was born with a rare genetic liver disorder. His body couldn’t rid itself of ammonia, which, if it reached his brain, could have proved fatal. “He was four months old,” says Dr. Ghania Chikh, Senior Director, Vaccine Development at […] The post “Collaboration. Collaboration. Collaboration.”…
‘We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give.’ Those are the words by which Donna Molby — President, Chief Executive Officer, Senior Wealth Advisor and owner of OmniVita Custom Wealth Management — lives. “I used to have one of those big posters on a wall in my […] The post Why We Give: Donna Molby and OmniVita appeared first on Science World .
