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2010
- The New York Times (July 13, 2010): A Conversation With Jeremy Niven: Insects as Model Animals
- The New York Times (July 6, 2010): A Conversation With Brian Hare and Vanessa Woods: Why Bonobos Don’t Kill Each Other
- New Scientist (June 16, 2010): Brian Greene: Putting emotion back into science
- NPR Radiolab (June 16, 2010): Strangers in the Mirror
- Science Friday Initiative (June 13, 2010): Breathing the Air of Geniuses: The World Science Festival Opening Gala
- Power level you2 vPWL (June 11, 2010): runescape power leveling – the Simons Foundation
- Futurist Transhuman News Blog (June 11, 2010): World Science Festival: Untangling String Theory | Discoblog
- Deborah Feller Blog (June 11, 2010): Panel Review: Brutality & the Brain
- The Christian Science Monitor (June 11, 2010): Amateur astronomers gather at New York Stargazing Event as part of 2010 World Science Festival
- Az Biz (June 11, 2010): People in Action
- National Post (June 10, 2010): Father Raymond J. de Souza: Why there is something, not nothing
- Catholic Online (June 10, 2010): Editorial: Stephen Hawking is Wrong. Church is a Defender of Life, Science and the Person
- Care2 (June 10, 2010): Rethinking Differences Between Animals and Humans
- Nature News (June 10, 2010): News Breifing
- The Hindu (June 9, 2010): Stephen Hawking joins institute set up by BlackBerry
- Opposing Views (June 9, 2010): Stephen Hawking: Science Will Win Battle With Religion
- Discover (June 9, 2010): World Science Festival: Untangling String Theory
- Before It's News (June 9, 2010): Stephen Hawking on Religion - 'Science Will Win'
- San Francisco Chronicle (June 9, 2010): 4 Northern California scientists honored
- Channel 13 (June 9, 2010): Are Creative Sources Necessary Info?
- ABC News (June 9, 2010): The Conversation: Stephen and Lucy Hawking
- MSNBC (June 8, 2010): At sci fest, asking "What if we're holograms?"
- ArsTechnica (June 8, 2010): Maybe the math behind string theory is overrated anyway
- ArsTechnica (June 8, 2010): What's next: string theory test or data saying don't bother?
- Discover (June 8, 2010): World Science Festival: Surprising Smarts in the Animal Kingdom
- Discover (June 8, 2010): World Science Festival: What if Physicists Don’t Find the Higgs Boson?
- Discover (June 8, 2010): World Science Festival: Will Scientists Ever Know Everything?
- Live Science (June 8, 2010): World’s Oceans Remain Largely Mysterious
- Manhattan Style (June 8, 2010): Rethink Science : 5 days. 40 events. One electrified city from June 2-6, 2010 in New York City
- The Mantle (June 8, 2010): World Science Fest 2010: Food For Thought from Food 2.0
- The Mantle (June 8, 2010): World Science Fest 2010: Modern McGyvers Recap
- The Mantle (June 8, 2010): World Science Fest 2010: Our Genomes, Ourselves
- The Mantle (June 8, 2010): World Science Fest 2010: The Future Will Be Roboticized
- New York Post (June 8, 2010): Celebrity Photos: June 8, 2010
- NY Metro Parents (June 8, 2010): 2010 World Science Festival in NYC
- Philosophy of Science Portal (June 8, 2010): Neil deGrasse Tyson's comments at World Science Festival
- PodBlockCat (June 8, 2010): Neil DeGrasse Tyson Debunks 2012 At The 2010 World Science Festival
- The Record.com (June 8, 2010): Was that Stephen Hawking at the farmers’ market?
- Script PhD (June 8, 2010): World Science Festival: Day 4 + Video
- Softpedia (June 8, 2010): New Factors to Consider in Defining Violence
- På Høyden (June 7, 2010): Kavliprisen til te forskere
- The Wall Street Journal (June 7, 2010): An Out-of-This-World Experience at Washington Square Park
- ABC News (June 7, 2010): The Science of 'Star Trek": How Close Are We?
- ABC World News with Diane Sawyer (June 7, 2010): Stephen Hawking on Religion: ‘Science Will Win’
- CTV News (June 7, 2010): Science will win out over religion, says Hawking
- The Beautiful Brain (June 7, 2010): Consciousness Squandered
- Discover (June 7, 2010): World Science Festival: The Science of Star Trek
- Discover (June 7, 2010): World Science Festival: Waiting for Einstein’s Gravity Waves
- Discover (June 7, 2010): World Science Festival: Listening to Illusions of Sound
- Discover (June 7, 2010): World Science Festival: Telling Scary Stories of Strangelets
- Divinipotent Daily (June 7, 2010): When Everyone Is a Stranger
- EMT WorldWide (June 7, 2010): Big recognition for nanoscientist
- Live Science (June 7, 2010): Laws Might Change as the Science of Violence Is Explained
- The Mantle (June 7, 2010): World Science Fest 2010: Keeping the Faith
- NYU Local (June 7, 2010): World Science Festival Comes to NYU
- Rainy Day Magazine (June 7, 2010): World Science Festival...
- Thoughts from Kansas (June 7, 2010): A Fair Point
- Village Voice (June 7, 2010): The World Science Festival: Highlights and 'Hi, WTF?'
- Arizona Republic (June 6, 2010): In seeing the cosmos, UA man really shines
- Santa Cruz Sentinel (June 6, 2010): UCSC scientist wins big for designing telescope mirrors
- Discover Blogs/80beats (June 6, 2010): Huge Mirrors, DNA Robots, & Brain Communication Win 2010 Kavli Prizes
- The Epoch Times (June 6, 2010): Forensics, Physics, and Fun: Festival Brings Science to Streets
- The Beautiful Brain (June 6, 2010): Good Stories, Well-Told
- The Beautiful Brain (June 6, 2010): The Country of the Face-Blind
- Homeschooling on Hudson (June 6, 2010): World Science Festival 2010
- NewsCyborg (June 6, 2010): Science Teachers' Happy Hour at the World Science Festival with George Church
- Script PhD (June 6, 2010): World Science Festival: Day 3
- Style 1 Media (June 6, 2010): World Science Festival 2010
- New York Daily News (June 5, 2010): A lesson for humans; Bonobos, ape cousins of chimpanzees, have sex instead of fighting
- Wall Street Journal (June 5, 2010): Making Science Sexy
- ABC News (June 5, 2010): 'Modern MacGuyvers' Build Dirt-Batteries, Bionic Rice
- Arizona Daily Star (June 5, 2010): UA mirror guru gets 'Nobel look-alike'
- San Francisco Business Times (June 5, 2010): Genentech, Stanford scientists win part of $1M prize
- About.com’s Andrew’s Physics Blog (June 5, 2010): 2010 Kavli Awards Announced
- Broadway World (June 5, 2010): ‘Icarus at The Edge of Time’ Plays the World Science Festival
- The Mantle (June 5, 2010): ‘Icarus at The Edge of Time’ Plays the World Science Festival
- Thoughts on business, engineering and higher education (June 5, 2010): World Science Festival
- The Thoughtful Animal (June 5, 2010): All Creatures Great and Smart (World Science Festival)
- Tom Paine's Ghost (June 5, 2010): Neil DeGrasse Tyson Debunks 2012 Armageddon
- Uncertain Principles (June 5, 2010): Exploring Hidden Dimensions at the World Science Festival
- Associated Press (June 4, 2010): 8 scientists share lucrative Kavli Prizes
- Downtown Express (June 4, 2010): Answering the deep, deep question
- New York Post (June 4, 2010): Hot Picks
- New York Times (June 4, 2010): Salute of the Stars, Cosmic and Otherwise
- New York Times (June 4, 2010): World Science Festival
- Wall Street Journal (June 4, 2010): Planets, Stars Launch Festival
- The Wall Street Journal's Metropolis Blog (June 4, 2010): This Weekend: Charlie Kaufman and a Happy Ending for Icarus
- WNYC The Leonard Lopate Show (June 4, 2010): Interview with Vanessa Woods about “All Creatures Great and Smart”
- The Atlantic (June 4, 2010): The Hopeful Search for Extraterrestrial Life
- BeliefNet (June 4, 2010): Science & religion incompatiblists shut out?
- Digital Spy (June 4, 2010): Stephen Hawking 'honoured at gala'
- Discover Blogs (June 4, 2010): Stephen Hawking 'honoured at gala'
- Discover Blogs (June 4, 2010): Yammerings: San Diego, New York, and TV
- Double Rock Press (June 4, 2010): Science and Art Illuminated The 2010 World Science Gala
- Double Rock Press (June 4, 2010): Events announced for 2010 World Science Festival
- Geek Girls Network (June 4, 2010): World Science Festival Opening Gala Performance Recap
- The New York Times (June 4, 2010): A Little Quantum Science to Go Along With the Leotards and Point Shoes
- The News Chronicle (June 4, 2010): Stephen Hawking honored at New York science and arts gala
- Religion Dispatches Magazine (June 4, 2010): The Templeton Foundation's Quest For The Science Of Religion
- Scientific American (June 4, 2010): Why so many artists have lazy eyes, and other things art can teach us about the brain
- Script PhD (June 4, 2010): World Science Festival: Opening Gala + Day 2
- Smartplanet (June 4, 2010): Marvin Minsky and Tod Machover talk music and the mind
- TEDPrize (June 4, 2010): World Science Festival 2010 report: The Search for Life in the Universe
- Tom Paine's Ghost (June 4, 2010): Live Blogging - The World Science Festival 2010
- Associated Press (June 3, 2010): Yale Cell Biologist Wins Kavli Prize
- Associated Press (June 3, 2010): Stephen Hawking honored at NYC science, arts gala
- The New York Times (June 3, 2010): 8Scientists Share $3 Million in Prizes
- BBC Radio 4/Material World (June 3, 2010): Interview with Fred Kavli regarding the Kavli Prize
- NBC New York (June 3, 2010): NYU Professor Wins Prestigious Science Award
- ABC World News with Diane Sawyer (June 3, 2010): Kavli Prize Announcement
- The Great Beyond (June 3, 2010): Kavli Prize winners announced
- Scientific American (June 3, 2010): The 2010 Kavli Prizes honors eight scientists in astrophysics, nanotech and neuroscience
- Science Insider (June 3, 2010): Kavli Foundation 2010 Prize Winners Named
- Science News (June 3, 2010): 2010 Kavli Prizes awarded
- Science and Religion Today (June 3, 2010): Congratulations, Kavli Prize Winners
- The Epoch Times (June 3, 2010): Steven Hawking Praised at New York Gala on June 4th
- Time Out New York (June 3, 2010): Own This City: The World Science Festival
- NBC New York (June 3, 2010): Nite Watch
- WNYC The Brian Lehrer Show (June 3, 2010): Ocean Science
- Discover (June 3, 2010): And Have You Ever Met This Gentleman Before? No, Sir, I Have Not.
- English News (June 3, 2010): NASA's James Webb Space Telescope on publlic view
- English News (June 3, 2010): Stephen Hawking attends World Science Festival in NYC
- Evolution Blog (June 3, 2010): Science and Faith at the World Science Festival
- The New York Times' Arts Beat (June 3, 2010): On Dance: A Physics Lesson From Karole Armitage
- The New York Times City Room Blog (June 3, 2010): N.Y./Region
- OUP Blog (June 3, 2010): Science vs. Relgion
- USA Today (June 3, 2010): Stephen Hawking honored at NY science and arts gala
- The Wall Street Journal's Speakeasy (June 3, 2010): World Science Festival Kicks Off With Tribute to Stephen Hawking
- ABC News/technology (June 2, 2010): Icarus Myth Adapted as Multimedia Masterpiece
- Eyewitness News ABC (June 2, 2010): Stephen Hawking honored at NYC gala
- NBC New York (June 2, 2010): Stephen Hawking Coming to World Science Festival
- New York Daily News (June 2, 2010): NASA's new toy reached for the stars
- New York Press (June 2, 2010): Quantum Leaps: Karole Armitage brings science to her new work
- The Wall Street Journal (June 2, 2010): Greater New York
- The Atlantic (June 2, 2010): A Scientist's Quest to Make Us Care About the Cosmos
- The Christian Science Monitor (June 2, 2010): NASA's next big-ticket telescope showcased in New York City
- Gothamist (June 2, 2010): NASA Sets Up Telescope In Battery Park
- Information Week Government (June 2, 2010): NASA Displays Space Telescope Model
- New York Social Diary (June 2, 2010): World Science Festival Opening Gala
- The New York Times (June 2, 2010): Year-End Round-Up | Science, Health, Technology and Math
- Oscillator (June 2, 2010): The World Science Festival!
- Randolph Mases's Weblog (June 2, 2010): The World Science Festival Comes to New York City!
- The Richard Dawkins Foundation (June 2, 2010): Templeton back at the World Science Festival
- e! Science News (June 2, 2010): Stephen Hawking honored at NYC science, arts gala
- This Week in New York (June 2, 2010): World Science Festival
- Thoughts from Kansas (June 2, 2010): Talking Sense
- The Epoch Times (June 1, 2010): NASA Announces James Webb Telescope at Battery Park
- New York Daily News (June 1, 2010): The wonder of it all: World Science Festival brings research out of the laboratory
- Fox News (June 1, 2010): New Space Scope to Probe Cosmic Mysteries
- NY1 (June 1, 2010): World Science Festival Kicks Off in NYC
- WCBS (June 1, 2010): CBS 2 News at 5
- WCBS (June 1, 2010): CBS 880 News
- WNBC (June 1, 2010): NBC 4 NY News at 11
- WNBS (June 1, 2010): NBC Today in New York
- KALB (June 1, 2010): NBC Five News @ 10
- KOAA (June 1, 2010): KOAA @ 10
- KMIR (June 1, 2010): NBC 6 at 11
- Curbed (June 1, 2010): Spaced Out in Battery Park; Coney Island Rendering War
- Discover (June 1, 2010): The World Science (and Faith) Festival
- DNA Info (June 1, 2010): NASA Unveils Successor to Hubble Telescope in Battery Park
- Gear Log (June 1, 2010): Life-Size Webb Space Telescope Model Launches World Science Festival
- The Hoopla Hoop (June 1, 2010): Star-gazing with the Webb Telescope
- Market Watch (June 1, 2010): World Science Festival Opening Ceremonies Feature Full-Scale Model of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope
- The New York Times (June 1, 2010): To Take Baby Pictures of the Universe, Click Here
- OTBKB (June 1, 2010): World Science Festival in Brooklyn This Week
- RENeW (June 1, 2010): World Science Festival Begins Tomorrow in NYC!
- Space.com (June 1, 2010): NASA's Next Big Telescope Kicks Off NY Science Fest
- The Times-Tribune (June 1, 2010): At World Science Festival, string theorists hold sway
- Traders Huddle (June 1, 2010): World Science Festival Opening Ceremonies Feature Full-Scale Model of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope
- Big Apple Parent (June 1, 2010): Science is Power!
- WCBS/Staten Island Advance - Melissa Chapman's Blog (June 1, 2010): Proving to your kids that science is anything but nerdy!
- The New York Times (May 31, 2010): The Cosmos and the Culture Converge at a Science Festival
- WNBC (May 31, 2010): New York Nightly News
- NY1 (May 31, 2010): NY1 News All Evening
- The China Post (May 31, 2010): Making Science Cool Again
- Space.com (May 31, 2010): Huge Model of New Space Telescope Takes on New York
- NY1 (May 30, 2010): Dance Group Pairs Science With Movement
- WCBS (May 30, 2010): CBS 2 News Sunday Morning
- WNBC (May 30, 2010): NBC Sunday Today in New York
- Motherboard TV (May 30, 2010): New York's World Science Festival To Explore Sound, the Brain, Holographic Worlds, Everything
- redOrbit (May 30, 2010): World Science Festival Explores 'Humans as Holograms'
- Associated Press (May 29, 2010): At NYC Sci Fest, Asking 'What If We're Holograms?'
- 1planet 1ocean (May 28, 2010): Illuminating the Abyss: The Unknown Ocean
- The Beautiful Brain (May 28, 2010): Consilience at the World Science Festival in New York City
- Celebrity News (May 28, 2010): Consilience at the World Science Festival in New York City
- A Life's Work (May 27, 2010): World Science Festival
- Innov'aione (May 27, 2010): Alle frontiere dell'interazione
- NASA Space News (May 26, 2010): NASA's Webb Telescope Has 'Made It' to New York City!
- NY1 (May 26, 2010): Alan Alda Explains Joys of Upcoming World Science Festival
- Psychology Today (May 26, 2010): Bonobos not for children?
- Tomorrow's Table (May 23, 2010): Food 2.0: Feeding a Hungry World
- Discover (May 22, 2010): Yammerings: San Diego, New York, and TV
- Glass Notes (May 21, 2010): Yammerings: San Diego, New York, and TV
- ABC 7 (May 21, 2010): Third annual World Science Festival coming to NYC
- The New York Times Arts Blog (May 20, 2010): World Science Festival to Start With a Big Bang
- Uncertain Principles (May 18, 2010): Evil Squirrels from Extra Dimensions
- Theater Mania (May 6, 2010): Philip Glass, Brian Greene and David Henry Hwang's Icarus at the Edge of Time a Highlight of World Science Festival
2009
- My Fox 9 (July 11, 2009): Hackers' Next Target - Your Brain?
- New York Times: Tierney Lab (July 9, 2009): And Science For All
- Ars Technica (June 26, 2009): Exploring a Universe Where Nothing Isn't Empty
- ABC News Now (June 24, 2009): Ed Wilson -- Gentle Scientist and Rock Star?
- Victoria Times Colonist (June 21, 2009): Science Intruding on Your Thoughts
- Wired (June 20, 2009): New York City Gets Its Geek on at the World Science Festival
- Ars Technica (June 19, 2009): Manufacturing universes in a fractal multiverse
- New York Times: Tierney Lab (June 19, 2009): Is Free Will Free?
- Popular Mechanics (June 18, 2009): Scientists and Artists Explore Visualization at World Science Festival
- The Scientist (June 18, 2009): The Science of Storytelling
- 1.000.000 Miles & Counting (June 17, 2009): The Human Spark
- Real Science (June 17,2009): Science Smorgasbord at World Science Festival
- Climate Answers (June 16, 2009): A New Look at Nuclear
- Discover (June 16, 2009): Battlestar Galactica at the World Science Festival: The Real Cyborgs Are Coming
- Discover (June 16, 2009): World Science Festivities
- Discover (June 15, 2009): The Psychology of Time
- Discover (June 15, 2009): The Science of Eliminating Gridlock
- Discover (June 15, 2009): What Are the Coolest Jobs in Science, and How Do You Get Them?
- Nature: In The Field (June 15, 2009): World Science Festival: %#&$ Traffic!
- Nature Network (June 15, 2009): World Science Festival: Cool Jobs
- New York Daily Photo (June 15, 2009): Math Midway
- New York Times: City Room (June 15, 2009): The Math Midway Takes Shape. Go Figure.
- Thirteen: Sunday Arts (June 15, 2009): Performance Stage = Science Lab
- Discover (June 14, 2009): Creating Wall-E's World, Minus the Endless Waste
- Discover (June 14, 2009): The Engima of Altruism Evolves With Laughter
- New York Times: Tierney Lab (June 14, 2009): Science Street Fair and Dancing
- New York Post (June 13, 2009): What's Up?: Formula for Fun
- New York Times: Tierney Lab (June 13, 2009): M*A*S*H* Penance at Science Festival
- Gothamist (June 12, 2009): Brian Greene, Physicist & World Science Festival Co-Founder
- New York Times (June 12, 2009): Music and Science, Reunited in a Swarm of Ants
- New York Times (June 12, 2009): Science, the Extravaganza
- New York Times: Tierney Lab (June 12, 2009): The Physics of Nothing
- New York Times: Tierney Lab (June 12, 2009): Science Festival Dispatches
- Popular Mechanics (June 12, 2009): Climate Change Solutions: Live from World Science Festival 2009
- Popular Science (June 12, 2009): Mind-Reading Tech May Not Be Far Off
- The Scientist (June 12, 2009): Watching Wisdom
- WABC Eyewitness News (June 12, 2009): World Science Festival in NYC
- Wall Street Journal: Speak Easy (June 12, 2009): Chuck Close Gets Perceptional
- Chicago Tribune: Features Blog (June 11, 2009): News on San Diego Comic-Con panels, 'Heroes' and a 'Battlestar' Event
- Discover (June 11, 2009): Cue the Music and Bad Jokes: The World Science Festival Opening Gala
- Epoch Times (June 11, 2009): World Science Festival Underway in New York
- Fox and Friends (June 11, 2009): Actor, Director and Author Alan Alda Bringing Science Out of the Lab
- Good Morning America (June 11, 2009): Cockatoo Boogies his Way into Science
- New York Times: The Urban Eye (June 11, 2009): Scientific New Yorkers
- The Stimulist (June 11, 2009): Big Brains Meet Big Apple
- TED: Ideas Worth Spreading (June 11, 2009): Science and art, long-lost lovers, reunite for opening night of the World Science Festival
- Time Out New York: Kids (June 11, 2009): World Science Festival
- Templeton Bookspark (June 11, 2009): World Science Festival Kicks Off
- Variety (June 11, 2009): World Science fest kicks off
- WNYC - The Brian Lehrer Show (June 11, 2009): Traffic Jam
- ABC News Now (June 10, 2009):World Science Festival Rocks New York
- Bloomberg (June 10, 2009): Ant King E.O. Wilson Feted by Philip Glass, Yo-Yo Ma at Gala
- Earth Times (June 10, 2009): Life Technologies Foundation Sponsors BioBlitz Educational Programs in New York City
- Flavor Wire (June 10, 2009): Exclusive: Former NYCB Principal Damian Woetzel Turns to Science
- New York Times: Paper Cuts Blog (June 10, 2009): Weird Science
- Huffington Post (June 10, 2009): Science and the Arts to Meet Up Tonight in New York
- NYCGo.com (June 10, 2009): World Science Festival Returns to New York
- New York Magazine (June 10, 2009): Alan Alda on His Career in Science
- Popular Science (June 10, 2009): Exploring the Future of Science at the World Science Festival
- Science Channel (June 10, 2009): Brink News: Multiple Universes with Brian Greene
- WCBS 880 (June 10, 2009): Photo Gallery: 2009 World Science Festival Opens
- Wired (June 10, 2009): The Importance of Science According to Scientist and Celebrity
- New York Daily News (June 9, 2009): New Yorker Glen Whitney Quits Hedge Fund Job to Create Math Museum
- Huffington Post (June 9, 2009): The Bronx: Making News Again... This Time in Science Education with GreenFab
- Examiner (June 9, 2009): World Science Festival Expected to Bring Out the Stars
- SciFi Wire (June 9, 2009): Battlestar's Mary McDonnell and Michael Hogan to Talk Cybernetics at Science Festival
- The New Yorker (June 8, 2009): Above & Beyond: World Science Festival
- Wired: Underwire (June 8, 2009): DJ Spooky, Physicist Brian Greene Soundtrack the Multiverse
- Market Wire (June 8, 2009): Kids to Power Park at Science Fest
- Real Science (June 8, 2009): Science For All
- NY Daily News (June 7, 2009): What's the Big Idea? 5 New York Inventors Show Off Their Stuff
- Science Channel (June 5, 2009): Reporter at Large Dr. Kiki Interviews the Biggest Names in Science
- TED: Ideas Worth Spreading (June 5, 2009): The World Science Festival is next week in New York City
- Time Out New York (June 4-10, 2009): Own This City: The World Science Festival
- Nature (June 4, 2009): Q & A: Acting the Part
- Scientific American (June 4, 2009): Brian Greene Wants to Turn Your Children Into Scientists
- Ars Technica (June 4, 2009): World Science Festival year two: Parallel Universes and More
- WOR News Talk Radio 710 HD (June 3, 2009): Joan Hamburg - June 03 - Hour 1
- MSNBC Cosmic Log (June 2, 2009): Watching science on the Web
- Scientific American (June 2, 2009): African-American actress Anna Deavere Smith to portray James Watson at World Science Festival
- Broadway World (June 1, 2009): World Science Festival Sets Line-up, Brings Artists & Performers to NYC
- The Loom (June 1, 2009): My Tendrils Extend Deeper Into Next Week’s World Science Festival
- The Templeton Report (May 28, 2009): Myth-Busting, from Galileo to Heisenberg
- New York Post (May 27, 2009): The Starr Report: Battlestar Galactica at World Science Festival
- The Mannahatta Project (May 26, 2009): Mannahatta at World Science Festival
- NYU Office of Public Affairs (May 24, 2009): Second Annual World Science Festival Comes to NYU and NYC, June 10-14
- WABC Eyewitness News (May 22, 2009): World Science Festival
- New York Times (May 11, 2009): World Science Festival Tickets on Sale
- Playbill (May 8, 2009): World Science Fest Lures Naughton, Alda, Close for June 10 Gala; Smith Solo Show Planned
- Theater Mania (May 7, 2009): Alan Alda, Glenn Close, Harrison Ford, and More Set for World Science Festival Gala
- New York Social Diary (May 5, 2009): 2nd Annual World Science Festival Gala
- RENeW: A Female Professor Speaks (April 14, 2009): World Science Festival 2009: Anna Nagurney To Speak
- Jaunted (March 12, 2009): New York City Festival to 'Blind Us With Science'
2008
- Science News (October 11, 2008): Let's Get Vertical
- New York Times (September 12, 2008): The World Science Festival's Brian Greene on the Large Hadron Collider
- New York Post (August 4, 2008): World Science Festival/Dream Job: Brian Greene, NYC's Mr. Science, brings abstract down to Earth
- Science (August 1, 2008): Celebrating Science as Culture at the World Science Festival
- Nature (June 19, 2008): Insight into Einstein. Q&A with Alan Alda on Dear Albert at the World Science Festival
- Crain’s New York Business (June 6, 2008): City’s World Science Festival Attracts Record Numbers
- New York Times (June 4, 2008): Revealing the Wonder in the Why at the World Science Festival
- New York Times (June 3, 2008): World Science Festival: An Overflowing Five-Day Banquet of Science and Its Meanings
- Science News (June 1, 2008): A Faulty Eye Witness: Hallucinations
- Good Morning America (June 1, 2008): World Science Festival: Science rocks
- Good Morning America (June 1, 2008): Alan Alda, Brian Greene on the World Science Festival
- New York Times (June 1, 2008): World Science Festival: Put a Little Science in Your Life
- Wired Science (June 1, 2008): World Science Festival Coverage: What Does it Mean to be Human?
- Science News (May 30, 2008): Son of Furby
- Good Morning America (May 30, 2008): World Science Festival hits NYC
- Newsday (May 30, 2008): World Science Festival: Neurologist, NYC Choir explore music's healing power
- New York Times (May 30, 2008): The World Science Festival: Oliver Sacks at the MET
- Associated Press (May 30, 2008): World Science Festival: Neurologist, NYC Choir Explore Music's Healing Power
- New York Times (May 30, 2008): Early Reviews of the World Science Festival
- Wired Science (May 30, 2008): World Science Festival Coverage: Poetry Comes from our Tree-Climbing Ancestors, Neurologist Says
- New York Daily News (May 30, 2008): World Science Festival: Why Gospel is Good for Your Body and Soul
- New York Times (May 30, 2008): Spare Times: For Children – World Science Festival
- Wired Science (May 30, 2008): World Science Festival Coverage: Will the Singularity Make Us Happier?
- New York Post (May 30, 2008): Science and the City at the World Science Festival
- New York Times (May 30, 2008): World Science Festival For Five Days, New York Will Be Science City
- MediaBistro (May 30, 2008): World Science Festival Kickoff Party a Whale of a Time
- Forbes (May 30, 2008): World Science Summit: Connecting Mind And Machine
- NPR (May 30, 2008): A Meeting of the Minds at the World Science Festival
- New York Times (May 30, 2008): Boffo Box Office for World Science Festival
- NY1 News (May 29, 2008): Bloomberg Considers NYC-D.C. Bullet Train At World Science Festival
- The New York Sun (May 29, 2008): Mayor Blames U.S. Policies for Global Shortages at World Science Summit
- Washington Post (May 29, 2008): World Science Festival: .S. Experts Bemoan Nation's Loss of Stature in the World of Science
- New York Times (May 29, 2008): UrbanEye on the World Science Festival - Impress Your Friends: Science!
- WNYC (May 29, 2008): Mayor Defends Smoking Ban at World Science Summit
- New York Times (May 29, 2008): World Science Summit: Seven Scientists Win First Kavli Prizes
- USA Today (May 28, 2008): On Deadline: Looking Ahead to the World Science Festival
- Scientific American (May 28, 2008): SciAm Observations/World Science Summit: First Biennial Kavli Prizewinners Announced
- MSNBC (May 28, 2008): Spring Fling with Science: Interview with Brian Greene on the World Science Festival
- Gothamist (May 28, 2008): World Science Festival Starts Tomorrow
- Ars Technica (May 28, 2008): Oslo/World Science Festival: First Kavli Prize winners in new fields of science announced
- Associated Press (May 28, 2008): Oslo/World Science Summit: 7 scientists share $1 million prizes for research
- New York Times Books (May 28, 2008): Science Nonfiction at the World Science Festival
- Ars Technica (May 28, 2008): NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg talks science and policy at the World Science Summit
- Wired Science (May 28, 2008): World Science Festival Starts Tomorrow
- TED: Ideas Worth Spreading (May 28, 2008): The World Science Festival starts tomorrow
- Reuters (May 28, 2008): World Science Summit coverage: Seven scientists win first $1 mln Kavli prizes
- New York Times (May 28, 2008): Dot Earth from the World Science Summit: ‘The Tragic Lag Between What We Know and What We Do’
- Newsweek (May 27, 2008): Quantum Dances: World Science Festival
- The New York Observer (May 27, 2008): Friday, May 30th - World Science Festival
- Columbia News (May 27, 2008): World Science Festival Opens at Columbia University on May 28
- Newsday (May 27, 2008): World Science Festival debuts in Manhattan tomorrow
- New York Times (May 27, 2008): TierneyLab: Live From New York . . . It’s the World Science Festival!
- CNNMoney (May 27, 2008): Con Edison a Major Sponsor of the World Science Festival
- The Colbert Report (May 27, 2008): Brian Greene on the World Science Festival
- Science News (May 24, 2008): Science in the City
- Science News (May 13, 2008): Like the Nobel, Only Norwegian
- New York Times (May 12,2008): Arts, Briefly on Dear Albert at the World Science Festival
- NASDAQ (May 5, 2008): World Science Festival Rings NASDAQ Closing Bell
- Scientific American (April 25, 2008): A Science Fête Project: A Q&A with Brian Greene on the World Science Festival
- New York Times (April 3, 2008): Coming to New York, A Science Event for the Masses: the World Science Festival
- USA Today (April 3, 2008): First World Science Festival
- Ars Technica (April 3, 2008): NYC to Host the World Science Festival in May
- SciAm Community Blog (April 3 2008): World Science Festival: science boosterism comes to New York
- Businesswire (March 4, 2008): World Science Festival Makes New York City a Grand Stage with Science the Main Act