Appearances

Recorded Talks

  • A speaker standing on stage at a Blue pub, addressing a seated audience during a webinar titled 'What's Your Story? Fundamentals of Science Storytelling,' with a large screen behind her displaying the presentation title and details.

    Infodemic Management community event: The science of storytelling

    The Story Collider in Collaboration with the World Health Organization

    July 26, 2022

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  • Event poster for Skaggs Graduate School at Scripps Research featuring a Science Communication Seminar Series titled 'Opening Science Through Storytelling'. Presented by Maryam Zaringhalam, Ph.D., scheduled for June 10, 2022.

    Opening Science Through Storytelling

    Scripps Science Communication Seminar Series

    June 10, 2022

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  • A woman with curly dark hair, wearing glasses, gold earrings, a yellow top, and a dark green blazer, speaking during a video call in a room with a plant and a door behind her.

    Lessons from 2020: Scientists, Leadership, and Political Engagement

    The Institute for Science & Policy: Annual Policy Forum

    November 5, 2020

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  • Event poster for CSCW 2020 with the dates October 19-20, 2020, featuring logos of SIGCHI and ACM, and text stating 'Opening Keynote, October 19' with the ACM tagline 'Advancing Computing as a Science & Profession.'

    Storytelling for a More Equitable Open Science Enterprise

    CSCW 2020 Opening Keynote

    October 19, 2020

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  • Title slide of a presentation titled 'We Took a Stab in the Dark: Lessons Learned from the NLM Reproducibility Workshop,' with names Lisa Federer, PhD, MLIS, and Maryam Zaringhalam, PhD, from the Office of Strategic Initiatives at the National Library of Medicine.

    Identifying Barriers to Reproducibility: An Ethnographic Study of a Hands-on Workshop

    Librarians Building Momentum for Research Reproducibility

    Co-presented with Dr. Lisa Federer

    2020

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  • A woman speaking on stage at TEDxFoggyBottom event with a large screen behind her displaying the words "Science Confessionals" and a graphic.

    The secret to great science? Fail.

    TEDx Foggy Bottom

    April 13, 2019

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Podcast Appearances

  • Artwork featuring a colorful nebula with swirling patterns and celestial elements, with the text 'NNLM DISCOVERY' and the logos of NIH and NNLM.

    Open Science at NLM

    NNLM Discovery

    April 2, 2024

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  • Two women sitting on armchairs, smiling and holding microphones, engaged in a conversation, with a large pink and yellow circle in the center displaying the text "The Happier Hour: On Doubt."

    On Doubt

    The Happier Hour: Philosophy to Help Life Suck Less!

    February 2019

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  • Group of scientists, including a woman speaking at a microphone, holding signs supporting science and highlighting scientists' role in serving the common good, during a rally or protest outdoors.

    A Scientist Defending Science

    UCS’s Got Science? Podcast

    January 1, 2019

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  • A promotional graphic for The Story Collider featuring two women speaking into microphones, one with curly hair and glasses, the other with straight hair, with text about migration stories.

    Migration: Stories about journeys home

    The Story Collider

    September 28, 2017

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  • Promotional slide for a talk by Maryam Zaringalam titled "Cheating My Way To Smart" with a photo of her speaking into a microphone at a stage or event.

    Cheating My Way to Smart

    The Story Collider

    March 5, 2016

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In the Press

For Maryam Zaringhalam, Creativity Is The Key To Making Science More Accessible

Bustle // August 2020

The Apollo 11 Moon Landing Anniversary Is a Reminder of the Importance of Women in STEM

Teen Vogue // June 2019

‘This is the tip of the iceberg’: More than 8,500 women have joined the 500 Women Scientists database

STAT News // April 2019

How Inclusion Improves Science

Wiley Job Network // March 2019

Union of Concerned Scientists 2018 Science Defenders List

Union of Concerned Scientists // December 2018

Maryam Zaringhalam on why extracurriculars aren’t "extra"

Genes to Genomes: A Blog by the Genetics Society of America // February 2018

American Association for the Advancement of Science Featured Force for Science

AAAS // February 2018

Molecular Biologist Maryam Zaringhalam: Why I'm Marching for Science

The Wall Street Journal // April 2017

Young Scientists Push into Political Realm

WCAI // February 2017