The Santa Fe Alliance for Science is excited to partner with the Santa Fe Indian School's Cafe Scientifique Teen Leaders for the second consecutive year to host a series of Science Cafes for Santa Fe high school students. These evening interactive presentations, which are held once a month during the school year at the Santa Fe Indian School, are open to any high school student. Each Café features a dynamic presenter, hands-on activities, free food and a raffle prize!
Upcoming Science Café Topics and Presenters
October 17, 2018- Natural Disasters: Fighting Wildfires with Sim Tables (Porfirio Chavarria & Stephen Guerin) October 24, 2018– Extreme Events (presenter TBD) November 14, 2018- Math Circles – Quantum Dots: reshaping how we use color and light (Hunter McDaniel, UbiQD, Inc.) January 16, 2018– AI, Ubiquitous computing, and Fake News: The Promise and Ethics of Machine Learning (Gary Goddard, LANL) February 13, 2019– Hantavirus, Rift Valley and Zika Fever (Carrie Manore, LANL) March 13, 2019– Epigenetics (Elena Giorgi and Karissa Sanbonmatsu, LANL) April 10, 2019– Adventures at the South Pole: The Ice Cube Project (Nicole Lloyd-Ronning, LANL)
If you would like to receive upcoming Science Café flyers, please email: [email protected].
