Science Lovers

Eva Longoria

Wrote her masters thesis on Latinas in science and technology

asapSCIENCE

Comedians, queer educators, and YouTube stars with 10 million fans

Athena Brensberger

Wilhemina model turned PhD student and founder of Astroathens

Science and everyday life cannot and should not be separated.

-Rosalind Franklin
Chemist who Confirmed the Double Helix Model of DNA

Natalie Portman

Co-authored two scientific papers in high school and at Harvard

Karlie Kloss

Was so inspired by a coding class that she founded Kode With Klossy

Darrion Nguyen

The "Bill Nye of millennials," he is a research tech with 700,000 followers

Science has no passport, no gender, no race, no culture, no political party. Science can play a key role in connecting people and creating a shared future.

-Fabiola Gianotti
Director-General at CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

Marine biologist, author of the New Blue Deal with 104,000 followers.

Leonardo DiCaprio

Helps protect endangered wildlife through conservation technology

The Erins

Disease ecologists and hosts of the popular This Podcast Will Kill You

The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious -- the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and true science.

-Albert Einstein
Physicist who Developed the Theory of Relativity

GZA

Studied with physicists at MIT, NYU & elsewhere for his Dark Matter album

Crystal Dilworth

Alvin Ailey dancer turned PhD in neuroscience and host of Dr. Brain

Lisa Kudrow

Studied psychobiology at Vassar and published research on migraines

Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.

-Marie Curie
Nobel Prize-winning Physicist and Chemist

Laurel Bristow

Infectious disease researcher and science influencer

Phil Torres

Biologist and science communicator of The Jungle Diaries on YouTube

Danica McKeller

Actor turned mathematician and author of seven popular math books

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