Grounds for Science

Grounds for Science is BACK at Cafenated Coffee Co!

Grounds for Science is a public science talk series that showcases exciting short talks on cutting-edge topics featuring UC Berkeley graduate students. If you are a graduate student excited to showcase your research, volunteer to give a Grounds for Science talk here.

Upcoming Grounds for Science Events:

Our Spring 2023 lineup will be announced in January! Stay tuned!

Are you a grad student interested in giving a talk?

Sign Up Here!

Watch the Last Grounds for Science:

Life Finds a Way & The Impacts of Food Trade

Play Life Finds a Way & The Impacts of Food Trade Video

Past Grounds for Science:

Click here to learn more about past Grounds for Science events, or click the videos below to watch recordings of past events.

Life Finds a Way & The Impacts of Food Trade

Play Life Finds a Way & The Impacts of Food Trade Video

From Brain to Behavior & Pulling Carbon Out of Thin Air

Play From Brain to Behavior & Pulling Carbon Out of Thin Air Video

Why Don’t Plants Get Sunburns & When Did Ancestors First Make Milk?

Play Why Don’t Plants Get Sunburns & When Did Ancestors First Make Milk? Video

Representation in Research & The Good Side of Viruses

Play Representation in Research & The Good Side of Viruses Video

The Bees’ Disease & Building a Stronger Postman

Play The Bees’ Disease & Building a Stronger Postman Video
To view more previous Grounds for Science recordings, visit our YouTube playlist.
“Working with Science at Cal was a great experience—I am very appreciative of the opportunity I had to workshop and practice my presentation with a patient, knowledgeable team. The COVID-19 pandemic really drove home the importance of science communication. I enjoyed learning how to best communicate my research findings to people outside my discipline, and I took away a lot of skills I know I’ll use in the future.”
Navya Pothamsetty, Graduate Student in Depts. of Epidemiology and Biostatistics

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