Come to a workshop hosted by the Science Communication Graduate Student Organization, a student-run group offering opportunities for scientists to learn more about communicating their work.
The Geospatial Forum brings together researchers, educators, practitioners, and students of the geospatial sciences in an exciting series of lively presentations and discussions of frontiers in geospatial analytics for solutions to environmental and societal challenges.
Come to a workshop hosted by the Science Communication Graduate Student Organization, a student-run group offering opportunities for scientists to learn more about communicating their work.
RED Talks - Where Data Meets Science are designed to bring together the data science community at NC State around exciting talks from local and national leaders in data science.
Speaker: Dr. Humphrey Hung-Chang Yao, NIEHS
Event co-sponsored by the Toxicology Program and the Center for Human Health and the Environment.
The Geospatial Forum brings together researchers, educators, practitioners, and students of the geospatial sciences in an exciting series of lively presentations and discussions of frontiers in geospatial analytics for solutions to environmental and societal challenges.
The Global Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WaSH) Faculty Cluster and Engineers Without Borders, NC State Chapter present Dr. Earthea Nance on Innovation, Participation, and Discourse in Brazil’s Sanitation Sector. Dr. Nance is an Associate Professor ant Texas Souther University and author of Engineers and Communities: Transforming Sanitation in Contemporary Brazil (2012).
Come to a workshop hosted by the Science Communication Graduate Student Organization, a student-run group offering opportunities for scientists to learn more about communicating their work.
The Geospatial Forum brings together researchers, educators, practitioners, and students of the geospatial sciences in an exciting series of lively presentations and discussions of frontiers in geospatial analytics for solutions to environmental and societal challenges.
Come to a workshop hosted by the Science Communication Graduate Student Organization, a student-run group offering opportunities for scientists to learn more about communicating their work.