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Science Show & Share

Science Show & Share

Connect and engage with scientists from CIRES!  

The Science Show & Share webinar series connects middle and high school students with CIRES scientists through interactive, classroom-based discussions on climate science. These 40-minute webinars provide an opportunity for students to hear directly from scientists and ask questions about their work.


Each webinar includes a 15–20 minute presentation followed by a 20–25 minute Q&A, fostering engagement and deeper understanding. Webinars are stand-alone and can be viewed in any order. Explore past Science Show & Share webinars to discover topics in climate, polar, ocean, and atmospheric science.


The Science Show & Share collection includes recordings from the CIRES and NOAA program Science@Home and Spanish-language videos from Serie La Ciencia-en-Casa. Originally offered in Spring and Fall 2020, this program continues to build on previous initiatives, expanding access to expert knowledge and scientific storytelling.


CIRES scientists interested in collaborating on a webinar or series can email ceee@colorado.edu and visit our Broader Impacts page for more information.

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Recorded Science Show & Share Episodes

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Climate, Drought, and Climate Change in the Southwestern US
Atmospheric Science, Climate and Weather, Climate Change, Colorado-Based, Earth’s Systems, Water Resources
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Atmospheric Rivers: What's up with them?
Atmospheric Science, Climate and Weather, Earth’s Systems
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McMurdo Speaker Series: Antarctica, Space & Lasers (Oh my!) Intro to the Upper Atmosphere
Atmospheric Science, Climate and Weather, Earth’s Systems, Polar Regions
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McMurdo Speaker Series: Antarctica, Space & Lasers (Oh my!) Seasons in the Antarctic
Atmospheric Science, Climate and Weather, Earth’s Systems, Polar Regions
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