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XR as Communication: The Future is Here - Vimarsana News

XR as Communication: The Future is Here

XR as Communication: The Future is Here AR, VR, XR and AI! These are not just children's games and entertainment spaces, they are being used to improve communication and build community. Join Dr. Donna Davis from the University of Oregon to discuss immersive technologies. Sponsored by the Sisters Science Club. Teachers and students free.

Family Caregiving in the US: Research, Policy and Future Directions - Vimarsana News

Family Caregiving in the US: Research, Policy and Future Directions

Family Caregiving in the US: Research, Policy and Future Directions Caregiving is a major public health issue in the US. Review the nature of the caregiving experience, its impact on family/friends, etc. Presented by Dr. Richard Schulz for the Sisters Science Club. Adults $5 at the door, teachers and students free.

Science Club explores the night sky - Vimarsana News

Science Club explores the night sky

Have you ever looked up into the starry night sky and wondered what’s out there — and how it all works? Former Sisters resident Dr. Bob Collins

Community gathered for harvest dinner - Vimarsana News

Community gathered for harvest dinner

Farmers and founders, longtime friends and new acquaintances, all gathered together Saturday to celebrate Seed to Table's 10th Anniversary at the

"Seeing the Big Picture: How the Brain Manipulates Our Visual World" - Vimarsana News

"Seeing the Big Picture: How the Brain Manipulates Our Visual World"

"Seeing the Big Picture: How the Brain Manipulates Our Visual World" Learn how brains interpret what people see with Dr. Mark Pitzer, associate professor of psychological sciences at the University of Portland, followed by a short program in remembrance of the late Cal Allen, co-founder of the Sisters Science Club.