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,…
Presented by: Dr. Leslie Rubin, Dr. Dana Barr, Dr. Julie Herbstman, Dr. Cappy Collins, and Dr. Peggy Gallagher Atlanta Science Tavern: Dec 19, 2020. 700pm RSVP Here Throughout 2020 we shared information about one of our partner organizations: Break the…
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…
Too often there are missed connections between scientists and their community. Science for Georgia, the Georgia affiliate of the AAAS Local Science Engagement Network, believes that providing an engaging environment for discussion between community leaders and scientists will lead to…
by Alexandra Wickson & Amy Sharma Our food packaging comes covered in labels: nutrition facts, expiration dates and sell-by dates, seals saying organic, all-natural, sugar-free, etc. But what do these labels actually mean, and are there actual requirements for these labels?
by Chelsea Thomas, Atlanta Botanical Gardens FREE soil and compost testing! Participate by Nov 15! Where: Atlanta Botanical Gardens (ABG) - a labeled collection bin in front of the ABG gift shop. (Also possible by mail or other drop box locations.) Why: To…
Virtual Science Tales & Trails, Oct 10, 2020Dr. Neha Pathak We know the flu vaccine saves lives, but there are still many things that can be confusing about vaccination. In this talk we will explore common myths and facts about…
Virtual Atlanta Science Tavern, Sept 26, 2020Dr. Joseph Lachance https://youtu.be/9yYaqBHsI6E Check out the video of the event! Why do genetic disease risks vary across the globe? Did our ancestors mate with Neanderthals? How healthy were ancient humans? The answers to…
You can start a home garden anywhere, even indoors. And you don't need any fancy supplies, just an old milk jug, some soil, and some seeds. Check out our Garden Guide below to get started today!
by Christine Doronio Your blood is made up of four main components: red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma. When you donate blood, you can either donate ‘whole blood’ (a pint of all four parts), or just plasma or…