Check out a new exhibit at the Museum of Science in Boston created through a program called Synergy, which fosters collaborations between scientists and artists. Where: Art & Science Gallery at Museum of Science, Boston When: February 16 through May 2013 Cost: Free with Exhibit Halls admission Explore the planet’s last true frontier – the […]
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Professional Development Workshop for Early Career Scientists, Engineers & Applied Mathematicians – Washington, D.C.
Workshop Date: Friday, March 1, 2013 Workshop Time: 9am –5pm Workshop Location: Howard University Workshop Participants – WHO should attend? Early career scientists: Those holding a doctoral degree and who are employed in a post-doctoral or tenure-track (or tenure-track-equivalent) position as an assistant professor (or equivalent title) Advanced graduate student at an accredited U.S. institution […]
Introducing the Broader Impact Wizard
The Broader Impact Wizard (http://coseenow.net/wizard) is new tool, which guides you through a series of steps to construct a statement that satisfies the Broader Impacts (BI) criterion of a research proposal. The goal of this “smart” software is to help you identify your target audience and plan appropriate BI activities, budget, objectives, and an evaluation […]
Gears for Scientific Success: Professional Development Workshop at WHOI
Workshop Date: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 Workshop Time: 9am –5pm Workshop Location: Smith Conference Room, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Workshop Participants – WHO should attend? Early career scientists: Those holding a doctoral degree and who are employed in a post-doctoral or tenure-track (or tenure-track-equivalent) position as an assistant professor (or equivalent title) Advanced graduate student […]
Professional Development Workshop for Early Career Scientists
Workshop Date: Sunday, February 19, 2012 Workshop Time: 8am –5pm Workshop Location: Hotel Monaco Salt Lake City Workshop Participants – WHO should attend? Early career scientists: Those holding a doctoral degree and who are employed in a post-doctoral or tenure-track (or tenure-track-equivalent) position as an assistant professor (or equivalent title) Advanced graduate student at an […]
Deconstruct your Science to Win Friends and Influence People
COSEE NOW, in partnership with COSEE OS, COSEE West, and COSEE California, is pleased to offer the following opportunity for graduate students in Oceanography, Ecology & Evolution, and Environmental Sciences. Join us on May 11th & 12th at Rutgers University’s Institute of Marine & Coastal Sciences for a workshop that will focus on how you […]
MARE Ocean Days
Marine Activities Resources & Education (MARE) participants are welcome to join us for this year’s Ocean Days. Ocean Days are designed to bring MARE students (grades 2-8) to Rutgers University to celebrate their accomplishments in the MARE program and meet and interact with Rutgers’ faculty and students. Students are invited to bring examples of science […]
AGU Fall Meeting 2010
Scientists, please join your colleagues and representatives from several COSEE centers and the Institute for Broadening Participation for a discussion on how you can enhance your networking, teaching, and professional skills.
Discrete versus Continuous
From single snapshots of the ocean, scientists can gain valuable insight into what is going on. However, from these single points they must attempt to interpret events and processes that occur based on the data available to them. Obviously, the more data that can be collected to fill in the unknown gaps, the more accurately […]
Antarctica melting: A story in 4 Acts
COSEE NOW is pleased to present: Antarctica melting, a 4-part audio slideshow series on the fastest winter warming place on Earth, as seen through the eyes of three scientists. The slideshows, and accompanying lesson plans, provide a first hand look into the role that global climate change has had in transforming the Antarctic environment.