From Northern Arizona to NOAA, Hydrologist Rae Kursky Follows the Flow of Water
When Rae Kursky thinks about the water cycle, she pictures more than evaporation, condensation and precipitation. She thinks about the [...]
Northern Arizona Biology Professor Grey Gustafson Uses Tiger Beetles to Unlock Evolutionary Mysteries
How does a blind, wingless beetle become stranded on isolated mountains across Arizona? For Grey Gustafson, an associate professor in [...]
Ecologist Clare Aslan Studies How Nature’s Connections Shape a Changing World
When ecologist Clare Aslan walks through a forest, she doesn't just see trees. "It's impossible to turn that off," Aslan [...]
Seventh-Grade Teacher Scott Godwin Helps Students See Themselves in Science
For nearly 20 years, Scott Godwin has taught science in the Flagstaff Unified School District. Today, as a seventh-grade [...]
From Concept to Care: What Goes into Making a Medical Device
W.L. Gore & Associates (Gore) has almost 40 medical devices and accessories currently available in the U.S. market that have [...]
NAU’s PHT Lab hosts Hozhoni Gameorama
On May 12 at the High Country Conference Center, Northern Arizona University’s (NAU) Playful Health Technology Lab (PHT Lab) hosted [...]
A Worthy Investment in Flagstaff’s Future By Becky Mayor Daggett
I’m a long-time supporter of the Flagstaff Festival of Science (Festival). The Festival sparks curiosity, highlights all the outstanding research [...]
How AZ Blue Supports Science and Community Across Arizona
A child launches a paper rocket. A parent leans in to help with an experiment. In that moment, an interest [...]
Celebrating a Milestone: Flagstaff Festival of Science Receives the 2026 Viola Award for Education
We are incredibly honored to share that the Flagstaff Festival of Science has been recognized with the 2026 Viola Award [...]
