…as how teens are impacting the development of digital media. For more information about UNC’s Winston National Center on Technology Use, Brain, and Psychological Development work, visit https://www.teensandtech.org/ About our…
…misleadingly called “shooting stars,” are streaks of light caused by cosmic debris interacting with Earth’s atmosphere. Typically, this debris has been left by a comet. In the case of the…
…at UNC who are one step closer to treating a rare brain disorder using CBD. Speaker: Bin Gu, Ph.D., Department of Cell Biology & Physiology, The University of North Carolina…
…layers of meaning behind an eclipse, both scientific and divine. Spots are available with registration in Meeting Room B of Chapel Hill Public Library or via Zoom. Register online and…
…amazing! Come learn about which animals reacted to the eclipse, how they reacted, and what their plans are for the eclipse happening on April 8th – including how you can…
…acknowledging the two-way relationship between environmental justice and environmental science. About the Speaker Ryan Emanuel is a hydrologist and community-engaged scholar from North Carolina. He is currently an associate professor…
…for humankind. What might our next giant leaps be? To learn more about the Apollo 11 Moon landing, watch Morehead’s 6-minute 360° video One Giant Leap here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPsNUPdQC_4&feature=youtu.be. *Please Note:…
…uses geographical methods in order to map spatial disease distributions and describe disease ecology. Griffin’s work is based in sub-Saharan Africa, especially in Malawi, however, he also has major projects…
…take a look at the science, pilots and inventors that allowed humans to take to the skies, and learn about the four forces of flight — lift, weight, thrust and…
…natural world through gardening. Edible Campus UNC is currently partnering with the Chicago Botanical Garden on the community science project Budburst, a collection of researchers, educators, gardeners, and community scientists…
