We recognize the importance of improving the scientific and technological literacy of the general public to the end that citizens are motivated to pursue further experiences in these areas and are aided in making informed, responsible decisions about related policy issues having societal implications. To that end, SFI supports a broad range of informal educational activities for the general public.
Periodically SFI collaborates with partners in the local museum community to produce exhibits based upon SFI research results.
Coming to the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science,
Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2011
Emergence: A New View of Life's Origins
A joint project of scientists at the Santa Fe Institute, the Institute of Complex Adaptive Matter, media arts students at New Mexico Highlands University, Americorps, as well as staff members from the Natural History Museum and the Department of Cultural Affairs, this exhibition will take a fresh look at the origins of life.
A New View of Life's Origins (56.0 KB)
Institute for Complex Adaptive Matter (52.3 KB)
Funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
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