Read behind-the-scenes articles about the Ingenium conservation team, and learn how they investigate what artifacts are made of, how they work, and how to preserve them for the future. 
 

Take a behind-the-scenes look at Exploratek—a tinkering space at the Canada Science and Technology Museum where visitors can experiment and explore.

Read about brave Canadians and key events that contributed to the end of the Second World War.

In this new monthly blog series, Ingenium’s science communicators offer up three quirky nuggets related to their areas of expertise.

With more than 30 partners from government, industry, academia, school boards, and museums, the Canadian Aero/Space Skills Network is inspiring and nurturing the next generation of researchers, innovators, inventors, and mobility experts across the country.

Every April, National Volunteer Week offers the opportunity to celebrate volunteerism at all three Ingenium museums — the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum, the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, and the Canada Science and Technology Museum.

Read behind-the-scenes stories about the development of the Ingenium Centre, a facility designed to protect and showcase Canada’s science and technology artifacts.

Stories from our collections, about the people we meet and the work we do at our three museums. Hosted by Collections and Research staff at Ingenium, find out about our diverse activities and projects, the exhibitions we work on, and the connections we make across Canada and around the world.

Defining Moments Canada is a digital heritage organization providing free research and storytelling resources, to help Canadians commemorate Canada's history and the Spanish Flu pandemic.

Collection Profiles, prepared by the curators at Ingenium, offer a glimpse into the national collections. They explain historical and social context of technologies and describe significant artifacts in areas such as agriculture, aviation, communication, graphic arts, household technologies, medicine, natural resources, sciences, and transportation. 

Learn how Ingenium’s Digital Archives are offering unprecedented access to the archives of three national museums and read curated stories using historical images.

The Canadian kids who are advancing to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair on May 18 and 19 in Pittsburgh have been selected and unveiled.  Selected by a distinguished panel of 23 University faculty, researchers, educators and alumni though a competitive national selection process over the past six months. Those chosen are all innovating to make positive change in their respective fields.

Learn how citizen science projects are linking the public with researchers, giving citizens a chance to participate in tackling questions and issues around the world.

The Canadian Aviation Historical Society (CAHS) is a national organization dedicated to the celebration and documentation of Canada's flying heritage. Members receive the CAHS Journal, Canada's premier aviation history magazine, regular newsletters, and an invitation to participate in the local activities of nine regional chapters.

This original documentary film series – created by Canadian film students and the Canada Aviation and Space Museum – showcases powerful, personal accounts of the Second World War through the lens of aviation.

A new documentary film series produced by the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, in collaboration with Outsiders Films Inc., focuses the spotlight on men who have left their mark on Canada's aviation history.

Check out the video series that explores fascinating stories from Ingenium's collection. Produced in partnership with Dave Schellenberg from Ottawa’s Live 88.5 radio station.