In celebration of Women's History Month, join AWIS Georgia for a virtual discussion with trailblazing Georgia women representing multiple STEM sectors and career stages. Speakers will include: CDC Deputy Director, Dr. Anne Schuchat; Georgia Power Northwest Regional Director, Cassandra Wheeler Founder and President of D&S Microwave, Theresa Brunasso Assistant Professor of Information Science at CU-Boulder,…
An online (and in person) journey through Georgia’s Connected Waterways – featuring stops from 12 amazing water organizations around the state. Complete every online stop by Oct 31 to qualify for prizes.
There are many ways to advocate for science, but they all start with good communication. Everyone has a voice. Maximize yours to effectively advocate for yourself, your science, and your fellow humans. Visit the SciComm Academy website to learn more about this regularly occurring workshop and sign up here Note: the fee covers the entire workshop,…
Note: This virtual event is produced by the Atlanta Botanical Garden as part of their ongoing Science Café series. It is free and open to the public, but Zoom registration is required here If you register you will receive instructions on how to join the event. Dr. Karen DeMatteo Senior Lecturer, Environmental Studies. Washington University…
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 the overwhelming topics that demand our attention. Join us to learn about specific, feasible actions that every business (and individual) can do to help advance…
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 SciTober Fest. This celebration of science (and beer) is sponsored by Monday Night Brewing and Garnish & Gather. Scientists and friends of science can network,…
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 outline what the big idea is.
