The Evolving Human Female: Leakey Foundation Symposium-SOLD OUTA human female is born, lives her life, and dies within the span of a few decades, but the shape of her life has been strongly influenced by 50 million years of primate evolution. After an introduction by primatologist Kelly Stewart, pioneering anthropologist Adrienne Zilhman will give the keynote presentation, ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $35 General, $30 Members, Srs, Teachers & Students
Natural History of Sonoma MountainJoin a preserve naturalist on a guided tour of Sonoma State University's Fairfield Osborn Preserve. Explore a beautiful landscape with a knowledgeable guide, learn about the plants and animals of the preserve, see cutting-edge research in action, and gain access to normally-closed areas of Sonoma Mountain. Please wear sturdy shoes, and ...
Observing H-alpha flares and sunspotsPart of San Jose Astronomical Association's Astronomy Day.Observations held on the King Library Science Lawn (University Entrance).
Where: San JoseCost: Free
Science Saturday: FlowersScience Saturdays are held on the last Saturday of most months. They feature hands-on activities and opportunities for scientific exploration and investigation. Admission is free. This Science Saturday focuses on flowers.Activities include dissecting flowers, looking through microscopes at different kinds of pollen and plant cells, peering at seed embryos, and ...
Where: Pacific GroveCost: Free with admission
Robert Ferguson Observatory-Public Solar ViewingThe Robert Ferguson Oservatory (RFO) is open to the public at least once a month, usually on a Saturday near the time of the New Moon.Daytime Solar: Solar telescopes are set up so you can safely look at and listen to our favorite star, the Sun. Solar Viewing is (FREE) ...
Science and creativity in the city of innovationSan Francisco's creative nature inspired innovation long before the silicon chip: Some of the world's most influential inventions were dreamed up by San Franciscan tinkerers. On this tour, we explore seven surprising stories of innovation that exemplify San Francisco as a hotbed of ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $30 with discount code 'Schmooze'
As a Senior Scientist, Tony DeRose is responsible for helping create the technology behind Pixar's ground breaking animation. He takes us behind the scenes and explains how wide arrays of math topics are central to Pixar's film production process. To help make math, science, and engineering more relevant and inspiring ...
Where: Los AltosCost: $20 General, $12 Members, $7 Students
The Plastic PlaguePlastic may make our lives easier, but at what cost? Join a park ranger to learn the ways that this invention of the 20th Century is wreaking havoc on life on both land and water.
What goes on in the Zoo once the rest of the guests leave? You'll find out when your group spends the night at the Oakland Zoo! A variety of themes allows you to visit the rain-forest, be a detective and snoop your way around the Zoo, or even create your ...
Where: OaklandCost: $60
Jazz under the StarsVisit our roof top observatory and see the moon and Jupiter thru our telescopes, while listening to KCSM Jazz 91 FM. Dress warmly and come by anytime between 6 and 10 pm. Free parking in Marie Curie Lot 5. This event is weather dependent. If it's cloudy or raining, ...
Where: San MateoCost: Free
Robert Ferguson Observatory-Public Star PartyRFO-Public Star Party Star Parties: Starting at dusk, the Observatory's three main telescopes are open for your viewing. Docents set up additional telescopes in front of the building, while presentations on astronomical topics are given in the classroom throughout the course of the evening. Friendly and knowledgeable docents are available ...
Walks, talks, and more. This festival celebrates the diversity that is the Point Reyes area.See schedule for today's events and ticket availablity. Registration is required for all events.
