Come learn all about the exciting world of paleontology with Emily Keeble, a vertebrate paleontology Ph.D. student at Virginia Tech. Her work focuses on Triassic archosaurs (the earliest dinosaurs and crocodile relatives) and she uses a lot of digital techniques such as 3D modeling to study their anatomy and how this helped them survive. If you want to get a better idea of her work and who she is, you can check out her Instagram @deinonychusfloof . For the last year, she hasn't been able to post much about her work though (unpublished and secret-ish!) so this video she made for her previous job may also help! For that project, she made models from high-resolution CT scans of fossils and prepared them for the more complex biomechanical analysis.

If you have any questions you'd like her to cover, please send them to ssmith@gsoct.org by Tuesday, November 9th. 

This workshop covers some of the requirements for the STEM Careers badge. No badge is included, but if you'd like to finish your badge with us, you can register for one of the upcoming virtual workshops on 12/2.

Brownie STEM Career Badge

Junior and Cadette STEM Career Badge