Hands-on education is desperately needed in STEAM, says Vaishali Sharma, whose Young Tinker Academy is engaging young Indians in robotics, engineering and artificial intelligence.

Martin Delahunty has seen incredible changes in scientific publishing. He now runs a London-based independent consultancy that helps publishers embrace the open-access, open-science world.

A growing fleet of MICRO museums is reaching audiences who might never step inside a traditional cultural or science institution.

A straight-As maths student who identified with the kids who ‘didn’t get it’, Dr Tai-Danae Bradley is passionate about education. She shares her journey from a life-changing calculus class to becoming a mathematician and science communicator.

Darren Saunders is an award-winning science communicator and the new Deputy Chief Scientist & Engineer in the Office of the New South Wales Chief Scientist & Engineer.

Sarang Park is creating a safe place on Twitter for science communicators to share ideas, tips, and skills.

As ‘Your Favorite Urologist’, Fenwa Milhouse is using her social-media presence to tackle serious health issues, bust medical myths and help people understand their bodies.

Motivated by a lack of role models, astrophysicist Reina Reyes uses storytelling to bring science to life.

Radio. Books. Social media. Lee Constable has used almost every storytelling medium out there to talk about climate change. But there’s one thing that works every time: humour.