Exploratorium Webcasts are live video
or audio broadcasts over the Internet. Our Webcasts are produced in the Phyllis
C. Wattis Webcast Studio. If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, consider attending
the live event.
To view a Webcast online, return to this page on the date and time indicated.
Note that all times are listed in Pacific Time. We will provide a link to the live Webcast or to an informational page that links to the Webcast. You will need to have the required media player or plug-in (Flash, Real, Quicktime, or Windows Media) installed on your computer. See help for more info.
To view a Webcast online, return to this page on the date and time indicated.
Note that all times are listed in Pacific Time. We will provide a link to the live Webcast or to an informational page that links to the Webcast. You will need to have the required media player or plug-in (Flash, Real, Quicktime, or Windows Media) installed on your computer. See help for more info.
 | Ice Stories: Dispatches from Polar Scientists What's it like to be a research scientist working in the Arctic and Antarctica? For the International Polar Year, we gave polar scientists cameras and blogs and asked them to document their field work in real time. Webcasts, produced at the poles, are an ongoing part of the project. Browse all programs for this project Visit this website. | |
 | Microscope Imaging Station The Microscope Imaging Station exhibit at the Exploratorium produces high-resolution images and movies using research-grade microscopes. The companion website features stories, image and video galleries, and classroom activities. This work was made possible in part by a Science Education Partnership Award from the National Center for Research Resources of the National Institutes of Health. Browse all programs for this project Visit this website. | |
 | AfterSchool Activities Watch how-to videos for fun after school or at-home activities from the Digital Library. Browse all programs for this project Visit this website. | |
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Webcasts made possible through
the generosity of the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, The Jim Clark
Endowment for Internet Education, and the McBean Family Foundation. |
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