On July 22, 7-9PM, Boston’s Museum of Science will present an advance, online screening of the feature film, Radioactive, about Marie Curie. The film will debut on Amazon next March (trailer). There is no charge for this online event, but registration is required and a donation to support #MOSatHome is encouraged, to help the museum continue to provide access to free STEM experiences online.

The Christa McAuliffe Center at Framingham State University has moved its free planetarium events for families from onsite to online in its Dome to Home: AstroNights program. Their next live virtual event, the Saturn: Sixth Jewel from the Sun, will be July 24 at 7PM. You can view recordings of previous events on their YouTube playlist.

SciTechCafe usually has meetings twice a month in Northampton, but recently those meetings are online and available to a wider audience. On Monday, July 27 at 7PM, their online meeting will be Why sharks matter: the ecological importance of sharks, the threats they face, and how you can help, featuring marine conservation biologist David Shiffman. Follow that link for credentials to access the meeting.

Jane Street Capital — a quantitative trading firm in New York City — will host its first annual FOCUS event virtually over two days, August 3-4, inviting undergraduates (Classes of 2020-24) who self-identify with a historically underrepresented minority group* to participate in online classes, discussions, and structured activities to learn about the firm and how it uses math, computer science, and probability in its business. No prior experience in finance is required. Apply with your resume and 150-word essay by July 23. For more information, email jobs@janestreet.com.

*Minority groups include Black or African American, Native American or Alaska Native, Hispanic or Latinx, or Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander.

Boston’s Museum of Science and WGBH will host a free, online town hall, Addressing Community Inequities During COVID-19 Recovery, on June 29, 5PM. Registration required.

The Christa McAuliffe Center at Framingham State University will celebrate Asteroid Day on June 30 with at-home activities:

• 9AM-3PM: Videos, websites, and other at-home activities for kids, including Make a Crater and Incoming!, a 25-minute film.
• 3PM: The Hunt for Asteroids, live-streamed webinar for middle school and families, with Pat Monteith, author and NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador (Registration required).
• 6PM: Planetary Defense 101: Discussion for high school and adults about the threat of an asteroid hitting the Earth, with Dr. Alissa Haddaji, Harvard & Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (Registration required).

Boston’s Museum of Science will host Ask a NASA Engineer! — a free, online discussion with an engineer from NASA’s Artemis program to return humans to the Moon — June 30, 12PM-12:40PM. Registration is required. If you’re not able to attend, you can see a recording of this event, along with other events, on the Museum’s Facebook video page.

Boston’s Museum of Science will host a free, online town hall, Urban Ecology — Bringing New Lenses on the Sea, on June 22, 7PM-8:30PM. Registration required.