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32 matches in Rhode Island

Marine biology education center with live tanks and touch pools — covers marine ecosystems, invertebrate biology, and ocean conservation.
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URI ocean technology center focused on underwater robotics, deep-sea exploration, and ocean science research instrumentation.

Providence science and innovation center offering hands-on STEM programming — supports inquiry-based science, technology, and applied math.

Combined natural history museum and working planetarium — covers paleontology, anthropology, astronomy, and the night sky through live dome programs.

Marine science center on Narragansett Bay with hands-on oceanography exhibits — covers ocean chemistry, marine biology, and coastal ecosystems.
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National Historic Landmark textile mill where America's Industrial Revolution began — covers water-powered machinery, textile production, and labor history.

Hands-on science center with interactive STEM exhibits — supports inquiry-based learning in physics, chemistry, and engineering for elementary and middle school ages.

Reptile specialty shop and education center — covers herpetology, reptile taxonomy, thermoregulation, and care of exotic species.
Community science center in East Greenwich with hands-on exhibits covering physical and life sciences for elementary and middle school learners.

Public aquarium at URI's Bay Campus featuring local marine species — covers marine biology, coastal ecology, and saltwater adaptations.

Automotive history museum with curated vehicle collection — covers mechanical engineering evolution, industrial history, and 20th-century transportation.

Audubon nature center with small aquarium and live animal exhibits — covers marine biology, bird ecology, and wildlife conservation.

Rhode Island coastal state park featuring a historic lighthouse and rocky shoreline — supports geology, coastal ecology, and Fresnel lens optics study.
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URI coastal research center focused on marine and estuarine science — covers oceanography, coastal ecology, and environmental policy.
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Public observatory and sky theater open on clear Friday nights — covers naked-eye astronomy, telescope optics, and celestial mechanics.
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Public observatory and dark-sky science center with telescopes and programming — covers astronomy, optics, and observational math.

Brown University's 1891 refracting telescope observatory open for public viewing nights — covers optics, astronomy, and celestial mechanics.

Public observatory at Warwick City Park — telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.
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Mobile STEM education center with hands-on engineering and technology activities — supports applied math, coding, and physical science.

Collection of 75+ automobiles spanning a century — covers automotive engineering history, industrial design, and American manufacturing economy.

Computing-history museum — the technology and social impact of computers from early hardware to today.

State natural-history research organization with public programs — covers Rhode Island biodiversity, field ecology, and scientific survey methods.

University-operated nuclear research reactor with public education programs — covers nuclear physics, radiation safety, and energy science.

Narragansett Bay conservation organization offering estuary education programs — covers marine ecology, water quality science, and environmental stewardship.
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