This virtual meetup is a production of Science for Georgia.RSVP for FREE here: http://bit.ly/SUSBIZ__________ Description: Issues of climate change, carbon emissions, food waste, and social justice represent just a few of…
Join us as we talk with Bill Green from the Common Market as he talks about sustainable farming.
Join Andrew Schulz, PhD Candidate at Georgia Tech in Mechanical Engineering for this fabulous talk.
Come learn how Scientists, Community members, and Students worked together to convince the government to address a 90-year-old man-made ecological problem.
“How much alcohol is ‘safe’ to drink?” “Alcohol affects the lungs??? How?” In this Science Tales and Trails, we’ll discover the answers to these questions and more!
O Science For Georgia, in partnership with IEEE Women in Engineering – Atlanta, IEEE Young Professionals, and Association of Women in Science – Georgia Chapter, welcome you to our annual…
Think like a scientist. But first, know the process. Join us as Jasmine George demystifies.
The Chattahoochee RiverLands is an initiative to introduce the metro Atlanta community to its river. Walt Ray with the Trust for Public Land will share the overarching goals of the Chattahoochee RiverLands and will…
Online Event - Zoom Want to learn how to engage with your local government in Georgia? This workshop will discuss it all—from how bills become laws to how the state…
For decades, strict drug laws rendered practically impossible research on psychedelic drugs such as psilocybin and lysergic acid. Recent years, however, have seen an explosion of studies into these substances and their effects at nearly every level of analysis. Cognitive neuroscientist Bradley Cooke will discuss recent research findings, interpret the effects of psychedelics on consciousness,…
Zoom Join WIB-Atlanta as we congratulate our 2022 DEI Grant Award Winner, Science for Georgia. Sci4Ga is a nonprofit dedicated to improving communication between scientists and the public, increasing public engagement…
Climate change is panic-inducing. Some change requires action by state, federal, and world governments to deal with the enormity of the problem. But, as a single individual, what can you…