Statistics Power Half-Hour is open to anyone interested in gaining a better understanding of statistics. Join Emily Griffith, a research associate professor of the Department of Statistics, for a series of short online discussions on the following topics: Power and Sample Size on Sept. 10. Why do we need power calculations, and how do they…

Leading corporations are increasingly looking to build high-impact partnerships with universities that are focused on talent and technology for the future. Join the Association of University Research Parks for a virtual discussion moderated by Leah Burton, director of NC State's Centennial Campus Partnerships Office and Industry Alliances.

Rob Dunn, a professor of applied ecology, and Vanessa Kimbell, founder of The Sourdough School, invites you to join them for a wide-ranging conversation about sourdough and the microbiome, fermentation in the modern and ancient kitchen and much more. The discussion will take place on the Sourdough Club's Instagram page. Kimbell founded the Sourdough Club.

In this online presentation, Laura Tateosian from NC State’s Center for Geospatial Analytics will use data extracted from geotagged images from a journey to Chile to demonstrate popular geospatial-temporal visualization techniques. Tateosian will challenge the audience to think about new ways to create spatial-temporal visualizations that are more expressive and that evidence human experiences as…

Join NC State alumnus and A/V Geeks founder Skip Elsheimer and representatives from the University Sustainability Office for a screening and discussion of vintage educational films about alternative energy sources. The film screening is part of NC State's Energy Week.

Join Joseph DeCarolis, an associate professor in the Department of Construction, Civil and Environmental Engineering at NC State, as he highlights ongoing work using Tools for Energy Model Optimization and Analysis, an open-source energy system optimization model developed at NC State that is designed to conduct rigorous uncertainty analysis and make use of high-performance computing…

Set in an African American community in rural North Carolina from 1941 to 1987, In West Mills is a small-town story about family, friendship, storytelling and the redemptive power of love. In West Mills is the North Carolina Humanities Council's 2020 Route 1 Reads booklist selection. Our discussion will be led by Tiffany Dangleben, a…

The origins of bread have long been associated with the development of farming communities that first cultivated and domesticated cereals in the Fertile Crescent 10,000 years ago. However, most recent discoveries show that bread was not a product of farming but perhaps something which fuelled it. Amaia Arranz Otaegui, an assistant professor at the University…