Crissy Field Center Models SustainabilityConservancy Project Manager Tom Odgers will lead a tour of the sustainability features of the Crissy Field Center, including a brand new set of wind turbines, rainwater catchment, solar hot water, and more. Learn how this LEED Platinum environmental education center is modeling sustainability to the next generation of environmental ...
There have been three previous digital transformations: The first took us from punching hole in cards for mainframes to typing words on screens on desktops. Then we went to pointing and clicking with the Macintosh. The third transformation came when we started doing things by touching mobile screens, with the ...
Where: Palo AltoCost: Free
SciComm Studio 001: Mycology Mixer and DIY biologyThe first swissnex SF Science Studio meetup uses mushrooms as a starting point for science communication in biology: exploring how scientists can tap into the sensory experience of mycology and do-it-yourself projects to expand the public’s understanding of science.Science and technology studies experts Gabriela Sanchez and Joanna Steinhardt discuss the ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: Free
Climate ChangeCome and learn some facts about climate change from the expert- Katharine Mach. See a live demo of how climate change is affecting marine life by Lorraine Ling.Ages 21+
Corrosive groundwater, if untreated, can dissolve lead and other metals from pipes.National maps have been prepared to identify the occurrence of potentially corrosive groundwater in the U.S.These findings have the greatest implication for the 44 million people dependent on domestic wells for drinking water.Speaker: Kenneth Belitz, USGS
Where: Menlo ParkCost: Free
Climate ChangePriya Shukla and Yogi Hendlin will present the effects of Climate Change on our planet, and Tom MCFadden will lighten the mood with a spectacular science rap performance at the TechShop.Ages 21+
Where: San FranciscoCost: $5 advance, $10 at door
Full-Spectrum Science with Ron Hipschman: MirrorsWhy do you see yourself in reverse when you look at yourself in a mirror? Why are you not upside down? Exploratorium scientist Ron Hipschman reveals the physics behind different types of mirrors and reflects on fascinating aspects of their construction and applications.Part of After Dark
Where: San FranciscoCost: Free with After Dark Admission
