Florida Teachers, Scientists Partner to Develop Science Lesson Plans Rooted in Current Research
During this Scientist in Every Florida School professional development program, K-12 teachers will spend four days immersed in a virtual lab experience.
UF Grad Students: Register for Fall Broader Impacts of Science on Society Course
During this online course, students will learn more about the history, essential elements, relevance and best practices of NSF Broader Impacts.
Join Us on July 29 for Climate Hope: Turning Angst Into Action
Tune in virtually to learn about how Floridians learn how to turn climate anxiety into climate action.
Florida Museum Statement in Support of Racial Justice
Join us in our commitment to listen and lead with courage, compassion and humility so that life and lives can flourish in our state and on our planet.
Join Us on June 25 for Florida Museum 360°: Giants of Florida’s Prehistoric Past
Take a 360° virtual tour and learn about five of the most spectacular giants on display with TESI director Bruce MacFadden.
Apply Today for Science and Me: Using Video to Share Scientist Journeys
Are you a UF student that identifies as a minority, LGBTQ+, or other underrepresented group in the sciences? We want to help you share your story.
Join Us on June 11 for Climate Science on Tap: A Blueprint for Our Planet’s Future
Tune in virtually to learn about climate change and how we can plan for the future from Eric Corey Freed, architect and senior vice president of sustainability at Cannon Design.
Apply Today for Our Science on Tap Professional Development Program for Early-Career Scientists
Graduates of the program will share their new skills by giving a talk at one of our popular Science on Tap events this fall!
Calling All Scientists — We Need You!
We are seeking scientists to serve as mentors during a virtual K-12 teacher summer professional development workshop from July 6-10, 2020.
Join Us on May 26 for Climate Science on Tap: What to Expect When Expecting Climate Change
Tune in virtually as South Florida meteorologist John Morales discusses how Floridians can brace for climate change.