Greetings Science Fans!
As some of you may have noticed, there have been some changes made to our website, specifically for event sign-ups. Once all of our changes are complete, we will have a streamlined and simple way to let us know that you would like to attend our events!
How it will work: All our users will be asked to create a profile that provides us with some basic information about yourself such as your interest in science, or your educational background. This data will be helpful to us as we curate our events to bring together people from all backgrounds, and help us when we need to reach out to our network for other invitational events that we hold.
As I'm sure some of you have experienced already, the process still has a few bugs to work out. We have a ton of amazing events coming up over the next few weeks, and we certainly don't want any of our members to miss out.
We've posted all of our upcoming events below. If you would like to be placed on our list for public sign-ups for these events, please send Megan, your kindly event planner, an email with the following:
1) Your name
2) Your phone number
3) The name and date of the event(s) you would like to attend
We can't wait to hear from you!
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SCIENCE HOUSE EVENTS
Adrienne Tucker Returns to Science House
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Adrienne Tucker, a post-doctoral fellow at the Taub Institute at Columbia Universtiy, wowed Science House audiences over the summer with her discussion on sleep loss. On Friday, November 5th, she will return to Science House to present an evening on how our experience of emotion changes with aging. Dr. Tucker will discuss the results of her study investigating the ability of younger and older adults to regulate their emotional responses to visceral images.
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SCIENCE HOUSE EVENTS
Angelo Del Parigi speaks at Science House
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Angelo Del Parigi is a regular face at Science House, at our public lectures as well as our pitch meetings. On Friday, November 12th he'll be put in the spotlight as he discusses his work in using functional neuroimaging in the research of obesity and diabetes. Angelo has been leading clinical and translational research projects in metabolic/endocrine and cognitive disorders in academic and industry settings for more than 15 years. This evening will also feature a surprise performance from Science House's own Megan Kingery-- though you'll have to attend to find out what we've got planned! |
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Science House Goes to the Theater
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Science House has reserved 15 tickets for the Ensemble Studio Theatre's presentation of PHOTOGRAPH 51, an exploration of the work of Rosalind Franklin (play description below). Join us on Sunday, November 14th at 3pm for a matinee performance, followed by a talk-back hosted by Science House and featuring Jenny Listman. There are a limited number of spots available, and RSVP's are a must! London, 1953. Scientists are on the verge of discovering what they call the secret of life: the DNA double helix. Providing the key is driven young physicist Rosalind Franklin. But if the double helix was the breakthrough of the 20th century, then what kept Franklin out of the history books? A play about ambition, isolation, and the race for greatness. Send us an email if you are interested in joining us.
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UPCOMING EVENTS - NYC
Pitch Meeting Event
Friday November 19th, 7pm
at Science House
We'll be inviting 5 scientists to come out to Science House to give a 10 minute pitch on their business idea. We'll have a few entrepreneurs and investors available to provide feedback and guidance. If you are interested in presenting your business idea at the event, please email us here.Please note this event is not open to the public.
Molecular Motors with Will Parks
Friday January 14th, 7pm
at Science House
Columbia student Will Parks discusses his work with Molecular Motors with Science House! More information TBA.
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