Northern Vermont University-Johnson: Current Topics in Science Series, featuring experts in science. Here's Andrea Etter, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Food and Nutrition Sciences, UVM. Topic: Don’t kiss your chickens! Backyard chickens and food safety.

Northern Vermont University-Johnson Current Topics in Science Series. Here's Hayley Root, Ph.D., LAT, ATC, Assistant Clinical Professor, Northern Arizona University. Topic: The intersection of athletic training and public health.

Northern Vermont University-Johnson Current Topics in Science SeriesHere's Jared Ulmerm MPH, AICP, Climate & Health Program Manager, VDH. Topic: Climate Change in Vermont: Health Impacts and Opportunities.

Northern Vermont University-Johnson: Current Topics in Science Series. Here's Melissa VanderKaay, Ph.D. Director of the Neuroscience Program, Associate Professor, St. Michael's College. Topic: Stress & Health: From the Earth, to the moon and Mars.

Northern Vermont University-Johnson Current Topics in Science Series. Here's Seth Frisbie, PhD. Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Norwich University. Topic: Drinking water, naturally occurring metals, and global Health.

Northern Vermont University-Johnson Current Topics in Science. Here's Tim Mihuc, Ph.D. Professor of Environmental Science; Director, Lake Champlain Research Institute. Topic: Long-Term patterns in Lake Champlain’s plankton: The role of invasive species.

NVU-Johnson Current Topics in Science. Tori Reagan & Cassandra Lammers Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer, Montana State University. Head Athletic Trainer for West High School, Manchester, NH. Concussion Audit Tool: Development, Validation & Piloting.

NVU-Johnson, VT: Current Topics in Science Series. Here's Connie Van Eeghen, PhD, MPH - Assistant Research Research Professor, Internal Medicine, University of Vermont. Topic: Changing Health Care to Benefit Patients & Providers: How to make it happen.

NVU-Johnson. Eyal Amiel, PhD, Associate Professor, Medical Laboratory Science & Chair, Dept of Biomedical & Health Sciences, UVM. Topic: Understanding the Balancing Act of the Immune System Between Microbial Protection and Self-harm–a Nitric Oxide Story.

NVU-Johnson, VT. George Springston, MSc, Research Assist. Professor, Depart. of Earth & Environmental Sciences, Norwich University. Do large landslides occur in Vermont? Yes: The 2019 Cotton Brook landslide in the Mount Mansfield State Forest, Waterbury.

Northern Vermont University-Johnson Current Topics in Science Series. Here's Simon Pearish, PhD Associate Professor, Biology, Norwich University. Topic: Personality and Social Environment Determine Survival in Wild Fish Populations.

NVU-Johnson, VT Current topics in Science. Here's Emily Scott, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Northern Vermont University, Johnson Campus. Topic: Your Brain on Nature: Results from a Series of Field Studies.

NVU-Johnson, Current Topics in Science Series. Here's Lindsay Repka, Ph. Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, Middlebury College. Topic: Photocatalysis and Alkoxyamides: Toward chemical tools for exploring biological interactions.

Northern Vermont University-Johnson Current Topics in Science Series. Here's Nick Fortin, MS - Deer & Moose Project Leader, Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department. His topic: The effects of winter ticks on moose ecology and management.

Johnson Public Library in Johnson, VT hosted a zoom presentation on home green burials provided by Library Trustee, Jen Burton. Green home burials are legal in Vermont, but understanding the steps to get one done can be challenging.

With eleven different species of owls found in New England, there's plenty to hoot about! Join Bird Diva Bridget Butler for a lively online presentation on these charismatic birds.

Here's the Vermont State University Johnson Campus Science Colloquium. This series features experts in science. Here's Carlos-Andres Gallegos-Riofrio, PhD. His topic: Agroecology, Nature and Health. Exploring the Synergy Behind the Good Living.

VT State University Johnson Campus Science Colloquium. Here's Sarah Noske, PhD, Assistant Professor of Psychology at St. Michael's College. Topic: Using Metaphors to Communicate about Chronic Pain: The 'Journey" Toward a Shared Language.

VTSU Johnson Science Colloquium series features experts in science. Here's Sean Peters, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Earth and Climate Science, Middlebury College. Topic: From the Lab to Mars: Applying Physical Volcanology to Extraterrestrial Surfaces.

VTSU, Johnson Science Colloquium series features experts in science. Here's Yangguang Ou, PhD Assistant Professor of Chemistry at the University of Vermont. Topic: Developing adaptive chemical sensing for determining the etiology of brain disorders.

VTSU, Johnson Science Series: Greg Pask, PhD - Department of Biology at Middlebury College. Topic: Decoding the Social Scents of Ants and Fireflies.

VTSU, Johnson: Greg Petrics, PhD, Professor of Math & Data Science, VTSU-Johnson. Determination of Expiratory Flow Limitation During Exercise in Adults Using Artificial Intelligence.

Join the Friends of Green River Reservoir for this fascinating presentation on The Bees of Vermont. Hosted by Spencer Hardy, Vermont Center for Ecostudies, project coordinator for the Vermont Wild Bee Atlas.