Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi to host free science series at Hopkins Public Library
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is hosting weekly science presentations this summer at Hopkins Public Library for teens and adults.
The first presentation of the eight-week "All Together Now: Life in Bays and Estuaries" was held Monday evening, focused on hypoxia in fish. More presentations on environmental and marine science research by university faculty and students are planned for every Monday evening through Aug. 28.
The presentations are scheduled for 5:30-7 p.m. at Hopkins Public Library at 3202 McKinzie Road in the Tuloso-Midway area.
Upcoming events:
July 17 — "Legacy over generations — how environmental chemicals get to the bone" by the Seemann Lab
July 24 — “Tiny particles: Nano- and microplastics in our bays, fish and us” presented by the Xu Lab
July 31 — book discussion on "Our Stolen Future" presented by Bea Dibona
Aug. 7 — "Salty dolphins — salinity stress responses in local dolphin populations" presented by Makayla Guinn of the Orbach Lab
Aug. 14 — "Sharks in our bays" presented by the Portnoy Lab
Aug. 21 — "Coral reefs: Colorful rocks may become slimy rocks" presented by David Armstrong of the Bahr Lab
Aug. 28 — book discussion on "The Uninhabitable Earth" presented by Kelly Bezio
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