Talison Lithium’s Post

"The [algae research] process is tedious and detail-oriented, reflecting the grit and determination of the researchers behind it." Check out this story about our Algae program, by Julia Hill, CAER Communications Intern, (and Lewis Honors student) https://lnkd.in/eA3ricxx

Did You Know? 🦖 The Tyrannosaurus rex roamed the Earth closer in time to humans than to the Stegosaurus! The T. rex lived about 65 million years ago, while the Stegosaurus roamed around 150 million years ago. Curious about more fascinating science facts and educational resources? Visit https://lnkd.in/g42AsHAN to explore how our innovative programs can ignite a passion for science in students and educators alike. 🌟🔬 #ScienceFacts #DinosaurTrivia #EducationMatters #ScienceEmpowermentNJ

Did You Know? 🦖 The Tyrannosaurus rex roamed the Earth closer in time to humans than to the Stegosaurus! The T. rex lived about 65 million years ago, while the Stegosaurus roamed around 150 million years ago. Curious about more fascinating science facts and educational resources? Visit www.traviseverett.com to explore how our innovative programs can ignite a passion for science in students and educators alike. 🌟🔬 #ScienceFacts #DinosaurTrivia #EducationMatters #TravisEverettLLC

Elementary students demonstrate real-world learning through school science fairs. Interesting research topics include weather, what material makes the best umbrella, food decomposition, anaglyphs and color, underinflated footballs, hamster mazes and more! #RCSpride

Elementary students demonstrate real-world learning through school science fairs. Interesting research topics include weather, what material makes the best umbrella, food decomposition, anaglyphs and color, underinflated footballs, hamster mazes and more! #RCSpride

Are you curious about the cutting-edge fields of science that are shaping our world and beyond? 🌎 On the 5th day of STEM week, we invite you to explore four niche research areas that are pushing the boundaries of knowledge and innovation. 🚀   Computational Biology: This is the study of biological systems and phenomena using mathematical models, algorithms, and computer simulations. Computational biologists can analyze complex data, discover new patterns, and design novel solutions for health, agriculture, and ecology. 💻🧬 Ecopreneurship: This is the practice of entrepreneurs who pursue environmental and social goals through their businesses, such as reducing waste, promoting renewable energy, or supporting local communities. Ecopreneurs can create a positive impact, generate value, and inspire change for a sustainable future. 🌿💰 Cryonics: This is the preservation of living organisms at extremely low temperatures to potentially revive them in the future. Cryonics is based on the hope that future technologies will be able to restore the functions and memories of the preserved individuals. ❄️🕑 Geoengineering: This is the study of the atmospheres of planets outside our solar system to understand their composition and potential habitability. Geoengineers can use advanced tools and methods to investigate the physical and chemical properties of these alien worlds and possibly find signs of life. 🚀🪐   We hope you enjoyed learning about these fascinating and diverse fields of science. We hope you enjoyed STEM week as much as we did and learned something new along the way. 🔬👩🔬

Fascinating new areas of discovery - follow below to learn more about celestial holography at #perimeterinstitute

“Make sure you know what you want at the end of your PhD, but be open to change, because it is going to change. Mine pivoted from Palaeontology to Sedimentology and that drove my career.” 👨🔬🎓 Dr Christopher Consoli discusses his experience completing a PhD in the Monash University School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment, from finding fossils 🐱🐉 to carbon capture and storage 🏭, leading to the position of Principal Consultant at the Global CCS Institute in Episode 4 of the #MonashScience PhD RAW podcast. Watch now 🎧: https://lnkd.in/gEpRNPi8

The Georgetown Steam Plant CDA has officially launched its open call for projects for its first-ever community Science Fair, happening September 21-22, 2024. Grounded in SHTEAM (Science, History, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics), this year's spotlight is on circular economy, creative reuse, and the built environment. Here are a some of the categories we hope to explore together: 👉Youth in Action 👉Futurism & Solarpunk 👉420ppm—Adaption and Mitigation 👉Circular Built Environment 👉Renewable Energy 👉Art & Industry 👉Industrial Revolution 👉Our Material World 👉Wonders of Invention 👉Robotics & AI 👉Everything in between... Dust off your lab coats and get your hands dirty. Let's explore the exciting world of SHTEAM together. The open call for projects closes on August 15, 2024. #georgetownsteamplant #sciencefair

⭐ We are always especially proud to see those who start out as students with us progress into professional researchers and furthering their education as well. Eric Ndayishimiye is one of our latest leading examples of this pathway toward creating the next generation of scientists and conservationists, as he is now in the field conducting research for his doctoral dissertation. ➡️ Learn more about Eric: https://lnkd.in/e-bWAdz4