
The professional learning series for those leading, hoping to lead, or wanting to learn more about NASA Citizen Science.
News! A special collection on “The Future of Artificial Intelligence and Citizen Science” has just been released.
The call for individual submissions to the Conference for Advancing Participatory Sciences is open until January 15, 2025.
Having worked in many modes of participatory science with a wide range of collaborators, I can say with confidence that all the modes are all good! I’m a true believer that when citizen science is designed thoughtfully for a given purpose and people, it can generate data, create connection, build knowledge and trust of science, not to mention all answer many scientific questions.
And we aren’t done yet - participatory science is a rapidly expanding universe.
Thank you for bringing YOUR talents, questions, knowledge, ideas, and energy to this effort to both do research that requires many people and opens the power of science to everyone.
2025 Monthly Office Hours
Bring your questions, ideas, students, and yourselves to judgment-free open office hours with Marc Kuchner and Sarah Kirn. Featured guests will be added as they are scheduled.
See schedule | Register
We are planning another season of events addressing topics chosen by the NASA citizen science community. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data management are all on the docket. See the overview below and watch here for announcements.
Event registration this year will be on an event-by-event basis.
Recordings and Resources
Visit our archives to learn about cit sci platforms, NASA’s ROSES process, working with advanced volunteers, metadata, research products, Zooniverse, project design, broadening participation, and more!
Explore Recordings and Resources
2025 Series: Artificial Intelligence, Open Data, Funding, and more
At our 2024 annual meeting, you gave us fresh ideas for how we can help you. We have organized events for 2025 to address the topics that stood out to us as broadly useful and relevant.
. NOTE: that you need to register separately for each event in 2025!
Is there something else on your mind? Please let us know by sending us your idea an email.
* NASA citizen science projects are open to everyone around the world. Participation is not reserved for U.S. citizens or residents. To best convey this, we recommend projects refer to participants as “volunteers,” “participants,” “colleagues,” etc., rather than “citizens.”
2025 Office Hour Schedule
We - Marc Kuchner and Sarah Kirn - love our office hour conversations with you! Office hours are a monthly event. In 2025, Office Hours will happen on the third Tuesday of every month. Register for the series, put them in your calendar, and join us when you have a question, want some company, or want to share a story of success. Our 2025 schedule of office hours appears below. If these times don’t work for you, send us an email - we’d be happy to find a time to talk that does.
Register once and SAVE YOUR LINK IN YOUR CALENDAR (third Tuesday of each month) as you will use it to join each session.
NOTE: Office hours will begin promptly at 4:00 pm Eastern / 3:00 pm Central / 2:00 pm Mountain / 1:00 pm Pacific / 12:00 pm Alaskan time zone and run for one hour.
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In collaboration with SciStarter, we are planning a special Do NASA Science event in January for veterans, service members, and their families. This office hour welcomes anyone from those communities as well as anyone from the NASA citizen science community.
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Last office hour of the year.
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