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Science is all around us, and nearly everyone can get involved -- from conducting a critical lab experiment to strolling through a natural history museum to simply browsing through a book on the Big Bang.
Whether you're a science nerd or a Nobel-prize winning scientist, we wanted to highlight YOU doing or simply enjoying science. So we asked readers to share their "science selfies" -- and here are our favorites. Click through and see if you can spot the girl who caught a bat... or the guy holding a real human brain!
Please share your own science selfies by adding them to the slideshow below.
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"Catching crayfish in Scotland."
"For all of my fellow bird nerds out there!"
"When our scientists' hands are busy with science, they get some help with their #scienceselfies." Here, physicist Farid El Gabaly aligns a battery electrode sample for analysis with X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.
Celebrating Halloween at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, CA.
Junior high students experiment with fire in science class.
"I analyzed assimilable organic carbon in drinking water samples! "
A behind-the-scenes look into a quarantine area!
Posing like Einstein at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, CA.
"This is how I spend my holidays, in Costa Rica catching bats +beach time in between!"
"Spent a day doing field work electrofishing for research! A brook trout we caught!"
"Me doing a basic drug extraction!!!"
"Medicine is a science, and therefore I present Jack Sexton, CRNA!"
"Talkin bout autopsies all day."
"Nearby and in the distance exploration. Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. ? Carl Sagan." Taken at the Liberty Science Center.
"Love my job." At the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles.
"Data data data data data today's data data data."
"My kiddos a few years back @ Spark!Lab in DC."
"This #realtimechem video summarizes a standard day in a synth chem lab."
"Oh hi I just extracted a human brain."
"Inside a faraday cage with a human brain."
This is what a lot of science actually looks like... "Reading/correcting the Methods chapter of my student's PhD thesis."
"Imaging my cells on the fluorescent microscope."
"This weekend was spent playing with crayfish and an ROV. The ROV before use."
Taken at the Washington University in St. Louis: "@WUSTLdbbs and @WUSTLmedschool have lots of #scienceselfies."
"I'm a bookworm, a scientist, and world traveler."
In a science classroom.
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