Abigail Bollenbach's Journey in Science Goes to Infinity and Beyond!
A scientist and award-winning astronomy outreach educator, Bollenbach works in a biochemistry lab as a nano-particulate specialist and experimental research design assistant. Abigail was selected by Astronomy Magazine to host their new program "Infinity and Beyond". These are all amazing accomplishments, especially considering that Bollenbach is still under 20 years of age. Driven by her love of astronomy, Abigail is also our youngest Explore Alliance Ambassador. She has led a remarkable young life becoming an inspiration to people of all ages as she joins the next generation of women in science. Tune in to learn more about what drives her and why she wants to share it with the world. This segment of Explore Alliance Live will be simulcast live on Twitch, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter/Periscope. |
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 | | Lecturer and author, with a focus on space exploration and astronomy. Bollenbach is a home-schooled high school student who joined the Bartlesville Astronomical Society at age 13 as a youth member. On April 23rd 2019, Abigail was selected as one of 24 young students world-wide to be recognized as part of The Mars Generation's second class of 24 Under 24 Leaders and Innovators in STEAM and Space Award winners. |
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 | | Producer of "Infinity and Beyond", Astronomy Magazine was founded by Steve Walther, the first issue of Astronomy was August 1973, with 48 pages and five feature articles. Today with David J. Eicher as Editor-in Chief, the magazine, devoted to the hobby of astronomy, is distributed around the world in print and online. |
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