Events

Nov
10
2021
Preparing Future Leaders for Ethical Challenges
Join ETHICx for an interdisciplinary panel of faculty, in biological sciences, civil and environmental engineering, business, and public policy, as they discuss teaching ethics and preparing students for ethical challenges in their future careers.
Nov
09
2021
Nano@Tech Fall 2022 Series | Electrochemical Engineering at the Interface of Biology, Material Science and Nanotechnology
Featuring Ramaraja P. Ramasamy, Ph.D. | Professor and Associate Dean College of Engineering, The University of Georgia
Nov
05
2021
2021 Halloween Howey Pumpkin Drop, presented by Society of Physics Students
This annual event is free and no RSVP is required — drop by the outside of Howey Physics Building to see frozen and glitter-filled pumpkins explode and learn about science and physics!
Nov
04
2021
Optica Seminar
Otto Muskens will deliver the November 4 Optica Seminar, which is entitled "Shaping Light Using Ultrafast and Programmable Nano-optics."
Oct
28
2021
Neoma: The Next Generation MC-ICP-MS with Full MS/MS Capabilities
In this presentation we will explore some of the performance advantages that sets the Neoma apart from previous generation instruments.
Oct
23
2021
Graphs, Geometry, and Gerrymandering with Moon Duchin, Tufts University
This is a hybrid public talk co-sponsored by the School of Mathematics and the Gathering 4 Gardner Foundation
Oct
21
2021
Climate Action and Business Leadership in Georgia
Join us for the official launch of the Drawdown GA Business Compact!
Oct
21
2021
End-to-End View of Covid Vaccine Manufacture and Distribution
End-to-End View of Covid Vaccine Manufacture and Distribution
Oct
08 to 11
2021
Materials Informatics 101 Virtual Course
This hands-on workshop will help material scientists use programming-based informatics tools to create reproducible data workflows, automate tedious data extraction, visualize data for exploration, and apply AI/ML models for predictive capabilities.
Oct
02
2021
The Low-down on Lockdown: How Our Behavior During Covid-19 Has Shaped Wild Animals
This talk: The global lockdown to mitigate COVID-19 health risks both reduced human interactions with nature, while increasing interactions with animals indoors.

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