Kamin Science Center Celebrates Black History Month
During Black History Month, we are honored to celebrate the amazing and groundbreaking influences of notable Black scientists who left indelible marks on STEM.
Black History in Pittsburgh: Exhibit Spotlight
Several models of icons in Pittsburgh’s Black history are featured in our Miniature Railroad & Village® exhibition. Read more to discover the impact of these buildings and the people who shaped history within them.
Supporting Gender Equity and LGBTQIA+ Inclusion
In 2020, Kamin Science Center was awarded a Gender Equity Grant to support the museum’s efforts to address gender equity in museums.
Kamin Science Center Celebrates Community
Carnegie Museums strives to cultivate an environment where all staff and visitors are welcome and encouraged to participate.
What is the history of USS Requin (SS 481)?
On a frigid New Year’s Day morning in 1945, the nearly completed hull of the U.S. Navy’s newest submarine, USS Requin (SS 481), entered the water for the first time.
How have submarines evolved?
Today’s submarines are a culmination of 250 years of advancing science and technology. Read more to learn how they evolved over that time.
Check Out Our Compilation of Astronomy Resources
Want to learn more about the universe? Check out our compilation of resources to continue exploring.
How does a submarine dive?
Movable fins on the submarine sides in the front and back allow the crew to control the depth and stability of the submarine
What are the features of USS Requin?
Read more to discover USS Requin (SS 481) submarine’s key features, from its length and weight to its many compartments.
What is the historical context of our “H₂Oh! Why Our Rivers Matter” exhibit?
For decades, Pittsburgh’s rivers were used for waste disposal, resulting in environmental consequences.