Events - NASA Langley Research Center

The GLOBE Mission Mosquito (GMM) webinar, “Mosquito Traps,” will be held on Thursday, 09 June, at 02:00 p.m. EDT (06:00 p.m. UTC).  >>

GLOBE Country Coordinators: Please, join the 24 May webinar: “Environmental Science Diplomacy through Education.” This webinar will take place at 09:00 a.m. ET/New York, USA (03:00 p.m. Central European Time/Prague; 04:00 p.m. East Africa Time/Nairobi; 10:00 a.m. Argentina Standard time/Buenos Aires), and is presented by Professor Mike Jabot, Larisa Schelkin, Brian Campbell (NASA GLOBE), Dr. Rusty Low, and Peter Falcon (NASA GLOBE JPL).  >>

The GLOBE Mission Mosquito (GMM) webinar, “The Zika Bus,” will be held on Thursday, 19 May, at 02:00 p.m. ET (06:00 p.m. UTC).  >>

The Trees Around the GLOBE Student Research Campaign will be hosting the webinar: “Highlighting Biometry Measurements Through Student Research Projects and Online Tools within the GLOBE Europe and Eurasia and GLOBE Near East and North Africa Regions. Region Focus: Near East and North Africa, and a Return to GLOBE Europe and Eurasia,” on Tuesday, 10 May, 11:00 a.m. EDT (03:00 p.m. UTC/05:00 p.m. CEST/06:00 p.m. Arabian Standard Time).  >>

The GLOBE Mission Mosquito (GMM) professional development webinar, “Around the World Spare Tire Blitz” will be held on Thursday, 21 April, at 02:00 p.m. ET (06:00 p.m. UTC).  >>

The Trees Around the GLOBE Student Research Campaign will be hosting the webinar: “Global Crop Modeling and Climate-related Implications for Future Food Productivity with Dr. Jonas Jaegermeyr: Highlighting the GLOBE Near East and North Africa Region. Focus: GLOBE Near East and North Africa Region,” on Tuesday, 19 April, 01:00 p.m. EDT (05:00 p.m. UTC).  >>

There will be a special kick-off webinar for the IOP on Wednesday, 06 April 2022, 11:00 a.m. EDT (08:00 a.m. PDT, 03:00 p.m. UTC, 05:00 p.m. CET). Please join us!  >>

Are you interested in working with The GLOBE Program, but not sure where to start? Assistance is here! NASA has worked with experienced GLOBE teachers to put together new one-week “Pacing Guides.” Each guide provides a five-day sequence of activities that address a guiding question. They are aligned to Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and incorporate information on how to engage in science observations with GLOBE. Each Pacing Guide also includes an activity from My NASA Data using real satellite data.  >>

Are you interested in judging for the IVSS? Judges can be STEM professionals, alumni, teachers, grad students, or other interested community members. Typically, judging takes around 20-30 minutes per project; and GIO asks that you commit to at least three projects. To join the webinar, which will take place on 30 March, 10:00 a.m. MT, click here (join at the time of the webinar, and use the password: 2022IVSS).  >>

Are you interested in working with The GLOBE Program, but not sure where to start? Assistance is here! NASA has worked with experienced GLOBE teachers to put together new one-week “Pacing Guides.” Each guide provides a five-day sequence of activities that address a guiding question. They are aligned to Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and incorporate information on how to engage in science observations with GLOBE. Each Pacing Guide also includes an activity from My NASA Data using real satellite data.  >>