College and Beyond (21+)

Join the Fleet Science Center as they partner with the San Diego Art Institute for a panel discussion about their newest exhibition, Illumination: 21st Century Interactions with Art & Science & Technology. For this exhibition, 26 artists spin research into art to boost public understanding of contemporary issues and explore solutions, both real and imagined. Two artists and scientists will join us to talk about the art and science behind their collaboration.

Speakers:

Sheeana Rae Dowling, Artist

Akiko Surai, Artist

Dr. Olivier George, UCSD

Can creative art and our favorite songs enhance our cognitive health and reduce stress? Come relax and experience the joy of painting while learning about the transformative power of personalized music and the arts. Learn how favorite songs affect brain activity and how hands-on art experiences contribute to general health and well-being. What was the song you danced to at your wedding? The song your mom used to hum or the song you listened to with friends in college?

Honey Yoga is beyond excited to once again bring together 3 of our favorite things: YOGA + SCIENCE + FRIENDSHIP.
This year's topic is The Science of Yoga and the Nervous System!

With the increasing prevalence of AI in our everyday lives, educators nationwide are figuring out how to incorporate it into the school curriculum. That’s why Zumi, Robolink's self-driving car kit, aims to address the need for approachable AI education. Come check out our newest demo, so that teachers can teach machine learning in their classrooms quickly and easily. Join the discussion on AI education!

This is NOT your average science event! The Barrio Logan Science & Art Expo is an inclusive annual event that brings together science, art, and culture. Join the Barrio Logan Association, UC San Diego, and various community partners as we highlight science, art and culture in the world around us and celebrate it through a relevant and cultural lens. Some demonstrations include the science behind lowriders, bikes, skateboards, tortillas, brewing, music and more! For questions, volunteer info or to host a booth, please contact us using the RSVP page.

This special event is catered to K-12 teachers, administrators and educational advocates interested in learning more about nanoscience, resources available to support educators in the classroom and the anticipated impact of nanoscience & technology on the workforce (detailed schedule available on Eventbrite).