PHOTO: TERHI NIEMINENMaggie Coblentz is a researcher and artist from Canada. Her work is inspired by science fiction, outer space, and more-than-human worlds. She has flown on parabolic research flights, sent an experiment to the ISS, and led several field expeditions.
Maggie works in the Science division at National Geographic. Previously, at MIT’s Space Exploration Initiative, she researched space food and culture. She is the founder of Fieldscape, an initiative that connects artists and scientists through field-based research and collaborative projects to improve accessibility to remote research environments.
Maggie received a Master of Industrial Design from the Rhode Island School of Design. Her work has been featured in publications such as WIRED, The Economist, Scientific American, BBC, NPR, CNN, and Popular Science.
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Maggie works in the Science division at National Geographic. Previously, at MIT’s Space Exploration Initiative, she researched space food and culture. She is the founder of Fieldscape, an initiative that connects artists and scientists through field-based research and collaborative projects to improve accessibility to remote research environments.
Maggie received a Master of Industrial Design from the Rhode Island School of Design. Her work has been featured in publications such as WIRED, The Economist, Scientific American, BBC, NPR, CNN, and Popular Science.