Collaborative Research: Portal to Current Research: Life in Extreme Environments

在这个向公众传播研究（CRPA）项目中，华盛顿大学和太平洋科学中心（PSC）强调了凯利博士关于海底活跃热液喷口上深海生命的积极研究发现的结果（OCE-0426109）。该项目的STEM内容包括海洋学，海洋生物学和生态学。 该项目小组将开发一个多媒体，互动亭展览，建立在现有的门户网站的公共项目在PSC。凯利的研究生积极参与展览和推广活动。“极端环境中的生活”的目标受众是大约80万美国和国际游客到PSC，包括大量的城市，服务不足的少数民族。该CRPA项目将成为现有公众门户网站展览的一个组成部分。这个展览亭随后将提供给其他科学家，以促进他们各自学科的研究和相关课题。展览将由PSC工作人员制作和评估。

In this Communicating Research to Public Audiences (CRPA) project, the University of Washington and the Pacific Science Center (PSC) are highlighting the results of Dr. Kelley's active research discoveries about deep-sea life located on active hydrothermal vents of the ocean floors (OCE-0426109). The STEM content of this project includes oceanography, marine biology, and ecology. The project team will develop a multimedia, interactive kiosk exhibit that builds on the existing Portal to the Public project at PSC. Kelley's graduate students are actively involved in the exhibit and outreach components. The target audience for "Life in Extreme Environments" is the approximately 800,000 U.S. and international visitors to PSC, including a significant number of urban, underserved minorities. This CRPA project will become a component of the existing Portal to the Public exhibit. This exhibit kiosk will subsequently be made available to other scientists to promote research and related topics in their respective disciplines. The exhibit will be fabricated and evaluated by PSC staff.