Meg Lowman at Sarasota March for Science
April 24, 2017
Dr. Meg Lowman was the first speaker at the Sarasota March for Science. Here is some video and photos from the event:
Dr. Meg Lowman was the first speaker at the Sarasota March for Science. Here is some video and photos from the event:
Join “Canopy Meg” and learn about the world of biodiversity high above the floor of the rainforest and the innovations that allow this challenging ecosystem to be studied.
Video of New College (my former academic world) students in the Amazon, led by my successor in Ecology, awesome Professor Chris Frost!
Watch Canopymeg’s staff colleague at the California Academy of Sciences with her global quest to study arthropods in our homes! Video by Untamed Science!
In honor of Women’s History Month 2015, KTVU features California Academy of Sciences’ Dr. Meg Lowman in a PSA for her achievements in canopy and scientific research and as a role model for women in science.
This episode of the Confluence Interview series features Dr. Meg Lowman being interviewed by Dr. Marcy Lowenstein. The QBIC Program launches Episode 6 of the Confluence Interview series. Confluence: Where life and science meet, is an interview series where scientists from around the country discuss the intersection of their technical work and their life experiences […]
Last year, CanopyMeg lectured to the architecture school in Barcelona. They all study trees as part of their architectural training, since Gaudi was inspired by trees for his famous architectural structures. Here is a video where the students have followed up by planting trees! Rolex fellow juror Vicente Guillarte is the director and professor of […]
Dr. Meg Lowman appeared on UNCTV’s NC Now program to talk about her work in treetop exploration. Duration: 07:28 Date: 01/11/2013
Science Cafe panel discussion on the top science stories of 2012 at North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. On the panel: NASA/JPL ambassador Tony Rice (@rtphokie), WRAL-TV meterologist Nate Johnson (@nsj), Nature Research Center Director Meg Lowman (@canopymeg), NC State biology prof, author, writer Rob Dunn (@RobRDunn), and Curator of the Daily Planet Brian Malow (@sciencecomedian).
From the NRC: The inaugural Teen Science Café starts off with a presentation from Nature Research Center director “Canopy” Meg Lowman, a pioneer of tree-top exploration and conservation. In “Going, Going, Gone?” Lowman will discuss the state of Earth’s rainforests, what teens can do to help conserve them, and methods scientists use to delve into […]