Join a Pima County Conservation Lands and Resources naturalist on Zoom for a monthly peek into the world of insects and other invertebrates. Formerly considered to be part of the Neuroptera with lacewings and antlions, snakeflies and dobsonflies are now each placed in their own orders. This month we explore these impressive but underappreciated creatures.
Introduce coding and physical computing in your classroom with this interactive virtual workshop! Educators will explore how to use micro:bits to teach programming through block-based and introductory text-based coding while engaging students in hands-on STEM learning. Each participant will receive a micro:bit shipped prior to the session for a fully interactive experience. Leave with ready-to-use...
Are you an AI engineer, data scientist, machine learning researcher, or aspiring innovator in the world of artificial intelligence? AIConnect is your dynamic AI networking event online designed to foster real-time conversations, career growth, and collaboration opportunities — all within a vibrant and self-led virtual space. Whether you're exploring job roles in AI, hoping to demo your latest project,...
Join a Pima County Conservation Lands and Resources naturalist online via Zoom for a monthly look at amphibians and reptiles. Though only a handful of these amphibians occur in North America the group includes almost 700 species and is found around the world. These frogs may not be familiar, but they are certainly cool!
Are you a PhD student, postdoc, faculty member, or research professional looking to grow your academic network, find job opportunities, or explore potential collaborations? ResearchersConnect is your new go-to virtual research networking event, designed to bring together minds from across disciplines, institutions, and geographies. Hosted on a Slack-like platform, this online community for researchers offers a space for idea exchange,...
Join a Pima County Conservation Lands and Resources naturalist online via Zoom to explore the amazing world of mammals. Fur seals and sea lions can often be seen on rocky coasts or piers, forming large colonies in suitable locations. These marine mammals exhibit fascinating biologies, well worth an episode in the World of Mammals series.