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Kim Bong‑Jun’s print exhibition at Stanford’s Lathrop Library showcases Korean folk‑inspired works envisioning Indigenous Futures, with an opening reception featuring his talk and a Korean mask dance.
After School Amazing Animals (Palo Alto Enjoy! recreation) — Weekly science activity and a new animal showcase at Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo.
Science with a Twist (Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo) — Interactive activities explore physics, biology, chemistry, and earth science.
Witchy book display at the Education Library features mischievous, adventurous and wicked witches for all ages, inviting visitors to pick a spellbinding read.
Christopher Gardner, PhD, presents nutrition research comparing popular diets at Stanford Medicine Grand Rounds in the Li Ka Shing Center.
Graduate researchers learn data organization, FAIR/CARE principles, and repository preservation at a Quick Bytes workshop in Tresidder Memorial Union.
Elaine Treharne presents “Books, Bombs, Britishness: Medieval Manuscript Hunters in the Second World War” with a response from Dr. Jean Cannon; lunch provided.
Evidence‑based webinar explores neuroscience, psychology, mindfulness and performance science to teach a four‑part framework for managing personal energy.
