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Professor Feinstein studies how people make sense of science in their personal, social, and political lives, particularly in educational platforms such as schools and museums. He contributed to a report on science literacy for the National Academies and is currently researching how science museums can become equitable institutions. His work addresses themes of environmental sustainability education, public knowledge, and educational responses to a 'post-truth era,' with a growing interest in education's role in climate change adaptation. His research is categorized under informal science education and public engagement with science, and he employs a scholarly approach rooted in Science and Technology Studies (STS) to tackle issues related to learning, education, and social change.
Department: Department of Computer Sciences