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California's Decade of Decision: Batteries - LivestreamThanks to companies like Tesla, BMW and others, electric passenger vehicles are slowly gaining market share. Electrified heavy duty trucks, on the other hand, have been much slower to gain traction. Though battery technology is now available to power many of these vehicles, the technology - and infrastructure at scale - is lacking ...
Where: Cost: Free
From Brain to Behavior and Pulling Carbon Out of Thin Air - LivestreamFrom Brain to Behavior: Using Advanced Technologies to Probe Population Activity in the BrainSpeaker: April Myers, UC BerkeleyPulling Carbon Out of Thin Air: Strategies from Bacteria, Algae, and PlantsJulia Borden, UC BerkeleySee weblink for registration information
Where: Cost: Free
After Dark: Spark Your CuriositySpark your curiosity at After Dark! As the sun sets, we’ll hit the rainbow lights, turn the music up, and open our doors - an invitation to take your imagination out to play. Fuel up with a cocktail and prepare to roam free through six spacious outdoor and indoor spaces. Be ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $19.95, Free for members
NightLife - SOLD OUTCalling all creatures of the night: explore the nocturnal side of the Academy at NightLife and see what's revealed. With live DJs, outdoor bars, ambiance lighting, and nearly 40,000 live animals (including familiar faces like Claude the albino alligator), the night is sure to be wild.Reserve your entry to the ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $22
Why Look for E.T. Light-Years Away If He’s Already in Our Airspace? - LivestreamUFOs are suddenly serious business. The Pentagon’s confirmation of “unidentified aerial phenomena” has led to a heightened level of excitement and speculation about the possibility of contact with extraterrestrial life. So what’s really going on here? There is perhaps no one better qualified to answer the big questions about the ...
Public perception of the climate controversy has been shaped in large part by a false narrative created by media that strive for “point/counterpoint” debates that seem “fair and balanced” to the uninformed. This framing reinforces the notion that there are actually two legitimate sides: mainstream scientists and contrarians. The most ...