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August 2019 Ambassador Posts

Celebrating Innovators

Innovation is something that takes time and effort, and often relies on teams working together to sort through a variety of challenges. It's a process that requires commitment and determination from many different individuals. This month we're celebrating the people who stick with it and who hold the potential to change our world for the better.

As a reminder, here are some hashtags you can include in your posts on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or other preferred social media channels:

  • #IAmNYAS - When sharing your own or other Academy Members' stories.
  • #STEMHorizons - For posts focused on the future of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and how STEM can address society's challenges.
  • #FutureofSTEM - For posts focused on young people in STEM.

Note about images: The images included here are only for use by Ambassadors for posts related to the Academy and its programs. Please do not share, use, or otherwise distribute any of these images for any other purpose.

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Early August Posts

Post 1 - Award-Winning Scientists

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What do an Antarctic penguin researcher, a theoretical physicist, and a chemical biologist have in common? These three are all 2019 @BlavatnikAwards National Laureates! Congrats to all three of these amazing scientists. #STEMHorizons https://bit.nyas.org/2GrckFF

Post 2 - Send Darwin to Space

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Darwin in space? Seems farfetched, but you could help get @NYASciences (where Darwin's likeness resides), @shaka_lulu, @marsgirl42, and @mason_lab to #SXSW, where they'll be discussing bringing human civilization to space. #STEMHorizons https://bit.nyas.org/2OuL2ER

Post 3 - Citizen Science

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From gathering data about local wildlife to measuring climate data, there's an enormous amount that anyone can do to contribute to cutting-edge science. @NYASciences explains how you can participate in #citizenscience projects. #STEMHorizons https://bit.nyas.org/2JWFKxi

Mid-August Posts

Post 1 - Inspiration as Motivation

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Figuring out which career to pursue is challenging for young people. This @NYASciences Young Member got some help from her mentor and peers. Find out how. #FutureofSTEM https://bit.nyas.org/315Cbut

Post 2 - Natural Language

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Most of us have experienced it - you try to call or chat online with customer service and get an automated responder that doesn't understand what you're saying. Find out how #AI researchers like @YejinChoinka are changing this. #STEMHorizons. https://bit.nyas.org/2ynDqJo

Post 3 - Tackling a Serious Challenge

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Being able to quickly and effectively respond to natural disasters is more important than ever. These @NYASciences Young Members took on the challenge, prototyping an app that could help survivors better cope in the aftermath. #FutureofSTEM https://bit.nyas.org/2YjEwVZ