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ST&T: The General Assembly and the Waters of Georgia

Feb 27. Noon. Virtual. Kevin Jeselnik, General Councel at Chattahoochee Riverkeeper Ever wonder how the legislative process works? Want to learn more? Want to be a part of the process and advocate for change? https://youtu.be/jlP5cwKB1NI Watch the presentation here! Join…

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AST: Disparities in Alzheimer’s Research & Care

African Americans are 2 times as likely to be affected by Alzheimer's Disease, but participate in research in much lower numbers.  This Virtual Science Tavern will focus on health disparities in current Alzheimer's care and research, differences in symptoms between…

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What exactly is One Health?

One Health means solving problems by thinking about people, animals, and the environment. One Health is a multi-field approach to solving health problems that works at the intersection of human, animal, and environmental health. The idea behind a One Health…

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Event: The Importance of Writing Your Legislator

This event occurred March 13, 2021. Check out the recording of it: https://youtu.be/GHgwhMWnzrk Speaking with your legislators is a perfect example of democracy in action. They can only serve community needs if they know what you care about. If science is what…

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Event: Science Jazz Hands

A night of interactive science comedy - in partnership with Atlanta Science FestivalTuesday, Mar 23rd at 8PM Tune in to catch scientists getting your attention, not with jazz hands, but with comedic bits about their research. After the comedy sets,…

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AST – 2020: A Trace Odyssey on the Georgia Coast

Presented by: Dr. Anthony (Tony) Martin Atlanta Science Tavern: Nov 21, 2020 https://youtu.be/4ZFhlVgSxWc The Georgia coast and its barrier islands are world-famous for both their natural and human histories, from the Pleistocene Epoch to the present. Still, these histories aren’t…

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