Emily Calandrelli is an MIT-engineer turned Emmy-nominated science TV host. She’s the Host and Co-Executive Producer of "Emily’s Wonder Lab" on Netflix, she's featured as a correspondent on Netflix’s "Bill Nye Saves the World" and an Executive Producer and host of FOX's "Xploration Outer Space." Calandrelli is the author of the picture book "Reach for the Stars," the science experiment book "Stay Curious and Keep Exploring," and the science chapter book series, the "Ada Lace Adventures." The third book in the series was launched to the International Space Station through the Story Time from Space program.

Calandrelli is also a professional speaker who has spoken at venues like Google, Pixar, MIT, Texas Instruments, CERN, and dozens of K-12 schools and Universities around the country. She focuses her talks on the topics of science communication, space exploration, and women in STEM. Her 3 TEDx talks are available on YouTube.

Calandrelli's educational background is in engineering and policy. At West Virginia University she received bachelors in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. While at WVU she was awarded the Goldwater scholarship for research and Truman scholarship for policy work.

She received her Masters from MIT in Aeronautics and Astronautics as well as Technology and Policy.

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