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The Action Potential is The Science Haven’s non-partisan think tank that informs the public about the science behind the issues, attitudes and trends shaping the world.

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What is The Action Potential?
The Action Potential (TAP) is The Science Haven’s non-partisan, non-advocacy think tank focused on educating the public about the scientific issues, attitudes, and trends that shape our society. By providing unbiased and evidence-based information, TAP aims to demystify complex scientific concepts, making them accessible to a wider audience. The organization analyzes various topics, from climate change and public health to emerging technologies, highlighting their implications for individuals and communities. In a world increasingly influenced by trends of information, TAP plays a crucial role in promoting informed decision-making and fostering a deeper understanding of how science impacts our daily lives. Through its commitment to clarity and transparency, The Action Potential strives to empower citizens to engage thoughtfully with the critical scientific challenges of our time.


The Action Potential Mission Statement
The Action Potential is dedicated to fostering a well-informed public by providing evidence-based insights into the scientific issues, attitudes, and trends that shape our world. We strive to demystify complex scientific concepts and promote critical thinking, empowering individuals to engage thoughtfully with the pressing challenges of our time through clear communication and a commitment to nonpartisan education to bridge knowledge gaps and inspire informed decision-making in society.

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The Action Potential’s Advisory Committee

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Meg Mindlin, B.Sc. | Molecular Biologist
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Jessica Vélez, Ph.D. | Geneticist
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Emma M. Rhodes, Ph.D. Candidate
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Kristen Tillman, M.S. | Zoologist
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Ronald Gamble, Ph.D. | Astrophysicist
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