This past Thursday InCS hosted Dubs, the University of Washington’s mascot to celebrate the end of the quarter. On behalf of the InCS executive team, we wanted to thanks everyone who was able to join us. We wish everyone a…
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We are hosting a virtual escape room night, on Friday, April 9 at 6 pm! There will be four options ranging from easy to extremely hard. We will break into small groups to solve the puzzles together on zoom. For those who stay the whole time,…
Leave a CommentWe will have our first member meeting of the 2020-2021 academic year on Tuesday September 29th from 3-4 PM on Zoom. We will discuss upcoming officer elections – the list of current officers can be found here. Hope to see…
Leave a CommentWelcome to all our incoming first years! Come meet InCS at our Virtual Game Night on September 25th at 4 pm.
Leave a CommentOn September 3rd at 5pm, the Black Student Union of Seattle is hosting this panel “Through our Eyes: The Black Student Experience on Campus.” Please join us for this campus-wide discussion about racial-equity and social justice. Register at pr2ism.org/ Since…
Leave a CommentThe 4th annual WCS lecture took place on Wednesday, May 2nd. Our speaker was Dr. Jennifer Gerbi, a program director at ARPA-E. Dr. Jennifer Gerbi has been practicing physics and materials science for over 20 years, and has a keen…
Leave a CommentDo you want to share the passion you feel for your research in your presentations? In this hands-on workshop, learn how to apply acting skills to your own science communications, to better engage and inform your audiences. Snacks provided. (Feb.…
Leave a CommentWCS members had the pleasure to attend lunch and dinner with Mangels Lecture speaker Donna Nelson last week. Donna also gave some excellent talks about both the Nelson Diversity Surveys and her work as a science adviser for Breaking Bad. Special thanks…
Leave a CommentWCS is hosting this year’s Mangels Lecture! As science advisor of the hit TV series Breaking Bad Donna J. Nelson will speak about her experiences in Hollywood and how the world of science and film connect. She will reveal how…
Leave a CommentLast week, WCS held our third annual WCS lecture (here’s our recap of the first, and of the second)! This time, we hosted Dr. Geri Richmond, from the University of Oregon. Geri has had an amazing scientific career, focusing on the spectroscopy of molecular processes at liquid surfaces, and is a member of the National Academy of Sciences. She has also been actively involved in science policy (serving on the National Science Board and also as the president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science) and supporting the careers of women in science and engineering through COACh, a grass-roots organization that provides professional development workshops and networking opportunities for women around the world.
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