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Name: Environmental Studies Seminar Series | Edible Insects and the Future of Food: Capitalist Dreams, Loss, and Everyday Immigrant Practices
Start: 2026-11-02T13:25:00-08:00
End: 2026-11-02T14:30:00-08:00
Location: Interdisciplinary Sciences Building

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9th US – India Conference | Shaping the Next Global Turn

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Environmental Studies Seminar Series | Caring for cultural keystones: Indigenous-led stewardship, public values, and tree genomics in a hotter, drier world

Fellowships for Research in Japan – In-person Info Session

Kraw Lecture: Could a “Super El Niño” be coming?

Festival of Monsters: The Quatermass Experiment

Festival of Monsters: A Devilish Discussion

Environmental Studies Seminar Series | North Stars of Emancipation: Navigating Movements and Institutions to Change Food Systems

Statistics Seminar: Advancing Science on the Sea and Stars with Modern Statistical Techniques

AM Seminar: Analysis of Flagellar Gait Changes Across Fluid Viscosities

North Stars of Emancipation: Navigating Movements and Institutions to Change Food Systems

Rioters: Unruly Images and Freedom Experiments with Patrícia Freitas

Environmental Studies Seminar Series | Morgan Gilmour and James D. Jacobson, NASA Ames Earth Science

Reshaping representation: Midterm elections and emerging district map battles

Environmental Studies Seminar Series | Edible Insects and the Future of Food: Capitalist Dreams, Loss, and Everyday Immigrant Practices