Science nights at Back to the Grind returns tonight at 7pm! Chris will talk about the interaction between science and policy using Coachella valley conservation as a case study!

Dang I’ve never been rejected based on mine and my collaborators identity. This was a perspective piece aimed at interweaving indigenous and western epistemology to make science more inclusive … super disheartening 😔

Science Nights is back tomorrow at 7pm (Back to the Grind)! Jed Kistner-Morris will tell us about "Why plants are green: how photosynthesis self regulates in noisy environments and what that might tell us about alien life."

If you wanna hear about social solutions to the challenges of carrion feeding across tropic levels come hangout for my talk tomorrow at #EntSoc23

Congrats to Genesis Chong on winning the Alate Award at the Entomology Society of America 2023 conference this week! We are all super proud of you, Genesis!! 🐝🐝 #EntSoc23

Science Nights is back tomorrow (12/5), 7 pm @ Back to the Grind! Quinn McFrederick will give a talk on “Why we need bees & what we can do to save them” Learn about the amazing diversity of wild bees, why they are important, how we study them, & what you can do to help save them!

Science Nights at Back to the Grind- tomorrow (2/6) at 7 pm! Come join us as Jeff discusses exploring everyday words from a statistical lens!

Reminder that Science Night is tonight!

This Saturday, May 18th at 6:30 pm, Back to the Grind will be hosting the “Drag Your Dissertation” show!🪩📚 Come support graduate students as they communicate their research through a drag performance! There will be local professional drag artists & students at this free event💃

Science Nights is happening next Tuesday (6/4) at 7 pm at Back to the Grind! Join us to listen to a talk entitled, “The science of listening to cosmic sounds,” telling a physicist’s story about Gravitational Waves, merging Black Holes, and Einstein’s theory of Relativity🌌

Out in ME! New metagenomic research by Jessica Maccaro et al. uncovers fascinating functional differences between vulture bees and other stingless bees. @WileyEcolEvol UC Riverside UMass Amherst Read More: buff.ly/3Va8eaf

Holy mosquito ejaculate! That & more came up talking scent & life w/terrific biology professor Laura Sirot. Our fab podcast hosts Jessica Maccaro & @Catherine_TY_Ng bring seemingly unrelated experts together to find our similarities, so listen in here: bit.ly/MA-ATC

Science Nights is back tomorrow, 8/6, 7 pm @ Back to the Grind! Tyler Jang will be discussing how bipolar disorder is a common psychological condition, but poorly represented in popular media. Come learn about the condition as well as some of its underlying genetic basis🧬🧠

It's happening, and all are welcome to the first of six workshops on Visualizing Science! Online and free for all. (We do not have plans to record the workshops.) Please register here: tinyurl.com/SciVizWorkshop

Visualizing Science: Part 2! All are welcome to join me in the ether for free. Let's figure out how not to lie when creating visuals. When: 26 Sept at 1pm Eastern Standard Time. (Need to register by going to the url or clicking the QR code below.)

Tomorrow, 10/1, Science Night is back at 7 pm at Back to the Grind! Luis Palacios will give a talk titled, “The Surreal World of Go” about how games can help us understand math concepts🎮

Gong to #Entsoc24 ? Check out Queer Entomology, organized by @vilasbrown, @JessicaLWareLab , Lauren Esposito and Olivia Carter . Featuring talks by amazing queer entomologists including Archie-Em Walker, Katherine Montana, Lewis 'Horticultural Lad' Bartlett 🐝🍰 , Renato Nunes, Me (!) (more👇 )

Join us for Science Night this upcoming Tuesday (11/5) at 7 pm at Back to the Grind! Gabrielle Moneymaker will give a talk titled, "How Plants Respond to Stress.” See you there!🌿

We’re recruiting the next STEM (including social sciences) grad student cohort for our annual Artistic Expression of Original Research Program! Please only apply if you have never participated. Application link: forms.gle/p8gXA6LWJsLBAi…)!! Applications due by January 3rd, 2025

Last showing of our Science-Art exhibition this Friday at the Barn 4-7 pm