The iconic PBS series looks back at fifty years of ground-breaking scientific programming, with an awe-inspiring lineup of new specials and initiatives in 2024 PASADENA, CA; Feb.12, 2024 – Nearly 50 ...

During the 2023-2024 school year, high school students across the country investigated the relationship between big data and its impacts on their local communities as part of the NOVA Science Studio ...

In Fall 2023, NOVA, supported by the Corporation of Public Broadcasting, launched a national cohort of the NOVA Science Studio to empower the next generation of science communicators to produce ...

Interviewing is one of the most important parts of creating compelling videos Interviewing, whether in person or via a remote application is one of the most important part of creating compelling video ...

Whether you’re recording a science video or a personal project, these tips and techniques will ensure you're able to edit a cohesive story from start to finish. NOVA producer Alex Clark highlights ...

NOVA producer Alex Clark shares 3 fundamentals of shooting with a smartphone, from optimizing your phone to store high quality videos to holding your camera and framing your shot. National Corporate ...

(Program not available for streaming.) What are dreams and why do we have them? NOVA joins leading dream researchers as they embark on a variety of neurological and psychological experiments to ...

(This program is no longer available for online streaming.) Water. Turn on the faucet and it’s always there. Without it we perish. But how safe is our tap water? In this special report narrated by Joe ...

(This program is no longer available for online streaming.) The global cyberwar is heating up and the stakes are no longer limited to the virtual world of computers. Now, thanks in part to secret ...

Over 60,000 years ago, the first modern humans—people physically identical to us today—left their African homeland and entered Europe, then a bleak and inhospitable continent in the grip of the Ice ...

NOVA is seeking proposals from production companies to potentially produce three fifty-two minute episodes of a prospective science documentary tentatively titled "Colors." In a very literal sense, ...