San Francisco, CA: After Dark at the Exploratorium - "Oceans Full of Robots" with Dr. James Bellingham
Sponsored by the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association
Join fellow alumni and friends at Pier 15 on December 18th for a winter solstice-themed evening at The Exploratorium and hear Johns Hopkins’ pioneering marine technologies inventor and expedition leader Dr. James Bellingham’s presentation “Oceans Full of Robots: Illuminating the Wild Dark Seas” at 7:00 p.m. in the Kanbar Forum.
• Explore how autonomous underwater vehicles—now essential to industry, national security, and ocean science—are transforming our understanding of the ocean’s resources, risks, and needs.
• Hear expedition stories, including evacuation as ice flows break up.
• Discover how agile, energy-efficient marine robots dive miles into the deep to uncover hydrothermal-vent ecosystems, shipwrecks, and rare-earth minerals—and how similar technologies may one day search for life in the oceans of other worlds.
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