Come learn about opportunities to engage with AI Across FAU!The Rubin and Cindy Gruber Sandbox is open to graduate and undergraduate students, FAU faculty and staff, and the wider community. Students here work on many exciting projects, including artificial intelligence safety, machine learning in physiology, automatic seizure detention, and virtual reality environments.Students of every discipline can join the lab to pursue their research or support their academic projects. While they do not have to be in STEM majors, they would acquire STEM skills when working at the Sandbox.Learn more here - https://library.fau.edu/external-relations/interested-ai-check-out-sandbox-open-hoursEmail sandbox@fau.edu with the subject Open Hours if you have any questions

Graduate Course: Methods in Complex SystemsDescription:"Classical statistical analysis and inference of linear systems and how those statistical methods and analysis procedures differ for nonlinear complex systems. Topics include fractals, chaos, neural networks, and self-organizing critical systems."Course Information:ISC-6450 (Interdisciplinary Science)CRN: 13199Instructor: William E. Hahn, Ph.D.Prerequisites: Graduate Student Standing or Instructor Permission

This lecture takes an in depth look at the foreign policy of one of France’s most popular presidents, Charles de Gaulle, who challenged U.S. hegemony and leadership during the Cold War. A closer look at these core concepts of “Gaullism” is timely, as current French President Emmanual Macron has been promoting the Gaullist idea of European strategic independence.

Predators are among the first species to disappear from an ecosystem as result of habitat loss, harvesting, and targeted culling, which is becoming more and more common, according to Michael McCoy, Ph.D. Yet, predators play an important role in the balance of the ecosystems by keeping prey populations in check, including species that are considered pests or that are vectors of diseases.McCoy’s research focuses on methods used to measure the proportion of the prey population killed by predation.Join McCoy as he discusses: Humans’ fascination and fear of predators How the traits of predators and prey can direct the structure of food webs Why scientists need to learn what controls the rate of predationRegister now at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/1216788298557/WN_-AfzaFkNTV-m6JS_lg2g3w

What is Let's Talk?Let's Talk is a program that provides easy access to brief informal consultations with providers from FAU Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), who will offer support, perspective, and suggestions for resources. Visits usually last 15-20 minutes.This is a free drop-in service. Students are seen on a first-come, first-served basis and are encouraged to talk about whatever is important to them.Spring 2023 Let's Talk With CAPS will be virtual only via WebexThursdays from 1:30 -3:00 p.m.https://fau.webex.com/fau/j.php?MTID=m6a1f3e2d9d47c44a7ddf9064248d19dc

Professor Rabil will walk you through the maps, challenges, threats and prospects surrounding the Israel-Lebanon border. Based on field research trips and interviews with Lebanese, Syrians and Israelis, Dr. Rabil will share some of the confidential Israel-Lebanon negotiations. He will underscore the danger of war as well as the prospects of stability in this highly tense and politically, militarily, and historically complicated area of the world.

In this special lecture, Dr. Rabil will walk you through the maps, challenges, threats and prospects surrounding the Israel-Lebanon border. Based on field research trips and interviews with Lebanese, Syrians and Israelis, Dr. Rabil will share some of the confidential Israel-Lebanon negotiations.

This orientation will review the BCBA certification process and answer some commonly asked questions such as: What are the BACB’s degree requirements? What does the supervision experience entail? How do I find field experience opportunities? What can I expect from the BCBA exam? A review of the expectations for FAU’s ABA program will also be provided. Whether you are already a student seeking certification or just interested in learning more about the process, this informational session will address your questions. This orientation will take place live via Zoom. A recording will not be available. Registration is required to receive the meeting link. TO RSVP, PLEASE VISIT: https://BCBAOrientationSpring2023.eventbrite.com

This orientation will review the BCBA certification process and answer some commonly asked questions such as: What are the BACB’s degree requirements? What does the supervision experience entail? How do I find field experience opportunities? What can I expect from the BCBA exam? A review of the expectations for FAU’s ABA program will also be provided. Whether you are already a student seeking certification or just interested in learning more about the process, this informational session will address your questions.This orientation will take place live via Zoom. A recording will not be available. Registration is required to receive the meeting link. TO RSVP, PLEASE VISIT: https://BCBAOrientationSpring2023.eventbrite.com