Schedule and Workshops

1. A Cabbage Can Tell You the Lemon is Sour! Come to see what else cabbage is going to tell you. Jing Folsom

2. Bath Bomb Making: Attendees will dive into the chemistry of bath bombs and create their own. Susanne Schubert

3. Breathing Life Into Skills: A Fun Workshop on Respiratory Care: Enhance your life-saving respiratory care skills in this interactive workshop. Explore the cardiopulmonary system through hands-on activities and learn essential techniques to improve patient care—all while having fun! Heather Esparza

4. Cell-ebrate Your Own Cells: Get ready for an exciting hands-on experience! You’ll collect your own cheek cells and see them up close under a microscope. Plus, discover your blood type and learn why it’s super important for your health. It’s a fun, interactive way to dive into science and explore your body like never before! Jamil Kanaaneh

5. Code Your Way Out: Rescue the Mouse from the Maze!: Step into the world of computer programming by helping rescue a mouse trapped in a maze! Use coding skills to navigate through challenges and learn the basics of programming in a fun, hands-on way. It’s an exciting way to start your coding adventure! Jim Hoffman

6. Coding for Beginners: If you've never coded before, this workshop is for you. Get some insight into code and learn some tools that you can use at home for free with many inspirations for projects. Susanne Schubert

7. CSI San Bruno: Solve a crime and learn about DNA. Susanne Schubert

8. Discover the Plants By Their Nature!: Come to dissect the plants (stem and root) to discover: are they monocot or dicot? Jing Folsom

9. Glorious Glow in the Dark Sea Creatures: Explore the amazing bioluminescent world of sea creatures. Take a dive into learning about angler fish, jellyfish, and other glowing creatures. Kim Touneh

10. iMade an iPhone App!: Get an introduction to the Apple tools to make iPhone apps and how you can make your own. Ariel Katz

11. Light It Up: Build Your Own Flashlight with Soldering!: Get hands-on and learn the art of soldering as you build your very own flashlight! It's a fun and exciting way to explore electronics and create something you can use. Perfect for young innovators ready to light up their world! Marco Wehrfritz

12. Light Up!: How do lights turn on? What is an electrical circuit? Let us be creative and make designs shine! Daria Genzel

13. Love at First Byte: Write a computer program in BASIC! Write a story with a Madlibs program. Debug (fix) an adventure game program. Play and modify other games on the computer. Adrienne Jardetzky

14. Mapping Coastal Habitats: Hydrology, Geology, Biology... Oh My!: Explore how scientists use data to map sensitive resources and protect California's coast. Laruen Garske-Garcia

15. Microscope Magic: Make the small and tiny visible and get some insights into microscopy. Susanne Schubert

16. Particle Detectives: Step into the shoes of a particle physicist and track down elementary particles! Emilie Hein

17. Rescue Ready: EMT Essential Workshop: Experience 911: Dive into the world of emergency medical services in this interactive EMT workshop! Gain hands-on experience with life-saving skills, explore key course insights, and deepen your understanding of prehospital care. This workshop will prepare you for the fast-paced, high-stakes environment of emergency medical services! Ilyan Baalbaki

18. Scaling the Solar System: Take a walk through the solar system and build your own scale model using beads and strings while learning about the planets. Mayra Lopez-Thibodeaux

19. Sharks! - How People Are More Connected Then They Think..: Learn what connects sharks to the land and how human impact that relationship. Mayra Rivas

20. Slime Time: Dive into the chemistry of slime and make your own. Susanne Schubert

21. Stopping the Bite: Understanding Mosquitoes and How to Prevent Disease: Mosquitoes are the world’s most dangerous animals, spreading diseases. By learning about their life cycle, you can help stop them! Join us to discover simple, effective ways to prevent mosquitoes from breeding and keep your community safe. Rachel Curtis-Robles

22. The Scientist in the Kitchen: Molecular Gastronomy. Explore the physical and chemical changes that occur while cooking. Participants will conduct the culinary process of spherification: shaping liquids into spherical treats! Toakase Toke

23. Visualizing Out of Code: Get a taste of video game development with a small showcase of what goes on behind the scenes. Mabel Lynn