Cool Cafés
Medical Teamwork Makes the Dream Work
When we asked Radiologist and NKU faculty member Joe Cress to present for our Teen Health Science Cafe, he jumped at the chance. Our students had asked for a presentation on Radiology, but Joe suggested we use this as an opportunity to talk about the importance of teamwork in the medical field. When high school students think about the healthPlaying at Health Game: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?
A focus on health topics doesn't mean we're limited to nursing or medical careers at the NKU Teen Health Science Cafe.
Computer Hacking Fundamentals
White Hacking with Neale Picket is one of our favorite events. So cool!Paleontology
On January 28th, the Making Waves Teen Science Café invited Dr. Louis Jacobs, Professor Emeritus at Southern Methodist University, to teach us about the life of the past. Dr. Jacobs is a paleontologist and for most of his life he has been piecing together the great, big puzzle that is life itself! He shared about his time in Angola,
Truth of the Trade: Globalization
Globalization refers to the process of interaction and integration among people, companies, and governments worldwide.
The Neuroscience of Toxicity
This café focused on toxicity in the context of neuroscience as a whole field and how our nervous system works.
Mapping the Earth from Above
The director of UVM’s Spatial Analysis Lab, and his team led a café on his work in spatial analysis and the different types of drones they use for various jobs.Observing Fish Spawning by Listening to Their Sounds
If a fish makes a sound in the middle of the ocean, does anyone hear it?
Rising Waters! Forecasting Rising Rivers and Exploring Flood Emergency Tech Teen Cafe
Mark Fuchs with the National Weather Service demonstrated how the Weather Service uses rain gauge observations and rainfall forecasts with a model of a river to generate river forecasts.
Getting to know NM’s best pollinators: Native Bees
Bees come in all sizes: from a quarter to a pin head!