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Cool Cafés and Spotlights
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The Science of Coffee
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Teens in TX learned about the science of coffee. Brewers from a coffee shop taught teens about different regions coffee comes from and flavors they hold. The also talked about the chemistry behind the brew and roast.
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Building for Natural Disasters
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In the inaugural Delaware Teen Science Café, teens learned about architectural engineering. For an activity they spent time building structures made of marshmallows and pasta that are able to maintain natural disasters.
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Spilling the Tea on Climate Change
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Teens at Penn Museum held a café on climate change. They learned about the effects it has and will continue to have on weather, pests, air quality, and vegetation impacting their lives and lifestyles in the Philadelphia region.
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In My Feelings! The Science of Emotions
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Teens in Central Texas learned about the science behind stress and depression, and received helpful tips on how to cope with stress, anger, and sadness. All useful information for any age.
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High Tech for Low Vision
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Teens in Louisiana learned about the great things the LSU Engineering College is doing using 3D printers to help low-income families with students that have vision impairment by providing affordable and easily replaceable frames.
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All in the Genes
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Teens in Vermont learned about how genomics and genetics are used to diagnose and treat diseases. The café began with a brief review of DNA and genes before working case studies based on real life scenarios.
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Back In Time (Historic Restoration and Chemistry)
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Teens in South Carolina learned about the process of a historical restoration and how math and science is used to keep the integrity of the historic home.
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Spotlight on Cynthia Spratley
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Cynthia Spratley tells us about her café and how she was able to use tools and a network she already had to create York County Teen Science Café. She also talks about the successes and stumbling blocks had in creation her Teen Science Café.
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Spotlight on Tokiwa Smith
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Tokiwa Smith talked to us about her café, SEM Link Teen Café in Atlanta, GA. She talks about the partnerships she has made to help bring STEM to underserved teens in Atlanta and gives advice to find the successes she has had in her café.
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Join the Teen Science Café movement today!
If you have colleagues working in STEM outreach, we would appreciate your alerting them to the opportunity of participating in the Teen Science Café Network. Membership is free, and members get all the help they need in starting and successfully running a teen café program.
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