SHARING THE power of curiosity

Emily has given hundreds of presentations at venues big and small, from classrooms to conference keynotes — and ranging from intimate settings to addressing the tens of thousands of attendees at Chicago’s March for Science in 2017.

As the COVID-19 pandemic pushed many programs online, Emily’s familiarity with developing engaging virtual content has allowed her to easily adapt her presentations to this new environment.

Contact us to enquire about availability for in-person and virtual presentations for 2024 -2025.

Popular topics include:

How her background as a studio artist paved the way for her career in science communication;
The making of projects like Prehistoric Road Trip and The Brain Scoop;
The importance of diverse representation in science media and STEM fields.

SCENES from the road

Emily received the Nancy Hanks Award for Professional Excellence from the American Alliance of Museums in Washington, DC, 2016.

Emily w/ former NASA Deputy Director, Dr. Dava Newman at the Smithsonian's Arts & Industries Building, 2022.

Recent Events + Keynotes:

Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna. PhD symposium speaker at the CeMM Research Center for Molecular Medicine.
Society for Vertebrate Paleontology, Keynote speaker.*
“Tell Me More,” 4-part event series as part of the FUTURES exhibit at Smithsonian Arts + Industries. Watch the recordings on YouTube.
Night at the Museum w/ Emily Graslie, Bell Museum of Natural History*
Montana Environmental Education Association, Missoula, MT.
Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology, Moore Lecturer. Austin, TX.
National Geographic’s “Reimagining Dinosaurs,” Moderator. Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History*
World Congress of Science and Factual Producers, Panelist.*

*Virtual program

For a complete list of keynotes, presentations, conferences, and panels, click here.

Emily interviewing Oceanographer Andrea Celeste Contreras at the Smithsonian Arts & Industries Building, 2022.