The World Science Festival is an annual event that celebrates science and its impact on society. Founded in 2008 by physicist Brian Greene, the festival features a variety of programs, including lectures, panel discussions, and interactive exhibits. It aims to engage the public in scientific topics and inspire curiosity about the natural world. Held in New York City, the festival attracts scientists, educators, and enthusiasts from around the globe. It covers diverse subjects, from astrophysics to biotechnology, making science accessible and enjoyable for all ages. The event fosters a sense of community and encourages dialogue between scientists and the public.