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CSI Skill Tree banner, featuring a screenshot from the game Mutazione, showing a woman and an older man sitting next to a rooftop garden. Superimposed on the image are headshots of our guest speakers, Pamela Carralero and Matthew Derby.
  Register – Zoom Webinar In the CSI Skill Tree series, we examine and celebrate how video games envision possible futures, build rich and thought-provoking worlds, and engage people as active

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A stack of books on the ground, against a blurry outdoor backdrop.
How to Build Collective Visions of the Future Using Sci-Fi & Foresight Tools What is the future of [X]? Over the past decade, there has been a growing trend of

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An image of a mycorrhizal network, with a web of whitish strands against a dark backdrop.
Mushrooms aren’t just in your garden anymore–they’re everywhere, making star appearances in books, movies, TV, graphic novels, video games. More scientific experts than ever before are examining how mushrooms affect

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An illustration of zombies lurching across a dimly lit environment with blurry streetlights in the background.
Register How prepared are you to survive the zombie apocalypse? No, really: How long would you have before you got to the bottom of your pantry? Would your community struggle

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A stylized map in brown and blue, with weather systems over the ocean.
Register (Online) The British Library is hosting a series of webinars focused on libraries and the climate crisis. The aim of the series is to bring together international library leaders

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An illustration of a suburban neighborhood, but with canals replacing streets. In the foreground, we see a canoe, a bicycle, and buildings with planters outside of them.
How do we create a rich, nuanced vision of our climate future that can motivate and guide climate action today? This virtual event, presented in partnership with the Woodwell Climate

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Presented by ASU’s School of Arts, Media, and Engineering, the Center for Science and the Imagination, and Principled Innovation Artists, scientists, and kindergarten teachers everywhere will tell you that imagination