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Join 10k+ educators using our free resources and award-winning films to explore how science works, who scientists are, and why science matters in our lives and communities.

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We make 🎥 films and 📚educational resources that bring the wonder and awe of discovery to classrooms and audiences everywhere.

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📊 Backed by research, our award-winning films make science engaging, personal and relevant for your students.

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"The stories help you to connect with the identity of the person. It opens students’ eyes so anyone can be a scientist."
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"SCL content takes science and makes it real. Anytime we can make science real for students, we can make students think they're capable of doing science."
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Going to NABT 2026 in Dallas? Stop by Booth 214 to say hello, grab free classroom-tested resources, …
October 13, 2026
Going to NABT 2026 in Dallas? Stop by Booth 214 to say hello, grab free classroom-tested resources, …

Going to NABT 2026 in Dallas? Stop by Booth 214 to say hello, grab free classroom-tested resources, and learn how to apply for our National Educator Ambassador Program! We’re also thrilled to highlight incredible sessions led by our team and SCL Educator Ambassadors: 🗓 Thursday,…

Can CRISPR help save our forests from climate change? 🌲🧬
October 9, 2026
Can CRISPR help save our forests from climate change? 🌲🧬

Can CRISPR help save our forests from climate change? 🌲🧬 As extreme weather, pests, and wildfires threaten global ecosystems, scientists are exploring innovative genetic tools for conservation and climate resilience. Our new NGSS-aligned lesson, "Designing Solutions for Healthy Forests," brings this cutting-edge science into the…

Looking for engaging resources to teach wildfire, forest ecosystems, climate resilience, and conserv…
October 6, 2026
Looking for engaging resources to teach wildfire, forest ecosystems, climate resilience, and conserv…

Looking for engaging resources to teach wildfire, forest ecosystems, climate resilience, and conservation? 🌲🌳🔥 Join our Educator Ambassadors on Thu 10/22 at 7pm ET | 4pm PT as they share insights from their brand-new, classroom-tested lessons. Discover how powerful storytelling can anchor student curiosity, drive…

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Program announcements, educator spotlights, and dispatches from the Science Communication Lab.

Connected by a Mission

iBiology, iBiology Courses, and the Wonder Collaborative are all part of the Science Communication Lab

Science on the Big Screen

Wonder Collaborative is our feature film unit, celebrated for producing award-winning documentaries like Human Nature and Picture a Scientist. Check out our newest film: Observer.

600+ Talks & Lectures

iBiology is how we got our start. Search our archives of 600+ comprehensive lectures and talks along with educator resources, flipped courses, and our popular microscopy series.

Free Online Courses

We offer a bevy of self-paced professional development courses for early career scientists and researchers. Learn more.