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Listen to a KNAU story on life in Antarctica by NAU SES student Clare Gibson
NAU SES student Claire Gibson has written and recorded a story on KNAU about research on life in Antarctica – check it out! https://www.knau.org/knau-and-arizona-news/2024-04-04/antarctica-researchers-reveal-big-changes-by-studying-the-smallest-creatures
Join us for an expert panel at the Annual Student Water Symposium on the Freshwater Challenge, April 11
NAU’s 7th Annual Student Water Symposium theme revolves around The Freshwater Challenge: An initiative to achieve global targets on water, climate, and nature. Join us on April 11th 5:30-7:00 in the NAU DuBois Center Aspen C Room for food and a panel of international and local experts to discuss this timely topic. For more information about the panel and other Water Symposium events, visit https://naustudentwatersymposium.com/keynote-panel-thursday-april-11th-530-700/
PhD student Phoenix Eskridge-Aldama contributes to urban planning for climate change adaptation
As one of two NAU teams competing in the Mesa Project, Earth Sciences and Environmental Sustainability PhD student Phoenix Eskridge-Aldama and teammate Eric Wise worked on a project to use increased tree cover to mitigate urban heat stresses under climate change. Read more at NAU News.
NAU launches new professional certificate in GHG accounting
NAU launches a new non-credit certificate program in greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting. The professional certificate is fully online and self-paced! A series of four courses train professionals on the best practices and requirements for quantifying, reporting and analyzing the GHG emissions associated with a company and how to use reported emissions to design effective emission reduction strategies. GHG accounting skills… Read more
Join us for a special seminar! Monday, April 3rd at 3PM: “Looking for Marla: At the Intersection of Sex Chromosome Evolution, Culture, and Gender” with Paloma Medina
Please join us for a special seminar discussion with Paloma Medina, Ph.D., a computational biologist and award-winning science communicator. Paloma will be giving their talk, “Looking for Marla: At the Intersection of Sex Chromosome Evolution, Culture, and Gender” on Monday, April 3rd at 3 PM in Geology Rm 223. This talk will follow Paloma’s experience researching and self-publishing Looking for… Read more