November 2017
Yasmine Ergas – Reassembling Motherhood: Procreation and Care in a Globalized World
Book talk and panel for Reassembling Motherhood: Procreation and Care in a Globalized World, with Yasmine Ergas, Director of the Gender and Public Policy Specialization at SIPA and Editor of Reassembling Motherhood.
Find out more »Ted Anton – Planet of Microbes
The Center for Science and Society invites you to a book launch for Planet of Microbes (University of Chicago Press), by Ted Anton, science writer and Professor of English at DePaul University. Planet of Microbes is a journey through the curious and wonderful science of the Earth's smallest lifeforms.
Find out more »How Factual Are Facts? Responsibly Sharing Information: Workshop
This fall, educators are invited join the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Public Library, and Brooklyn Brainery in an interdisciplinary journey of storytelling and science.
Find out more »Science+Art+Design Workshop: Painting with Biopigments
Using naturally and artificially-pigmented bacteria and user-generated designs, you will create living images and patterns. These patterns will be pressed and fixed onto fabric. This workshop takes place at The New School.
Find out more »Rava Azeredo da Silveira – Various Approaches to Online Inference: Human Behavior and Theoretical Models
This talk will explore such ‘mental models’ in the context of idealized tasks that can be carried out in the laboratory and modeled quantitatively.
Find out more »Chocolate: A Complex Intersection Workshop
This fall, educators are invited join the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Public Library, and Brooklyn Brainery in an interdisciplinary journey of storytelling and science.
Find out more »Convergence: Artificial Wombs
Convergence is a live show and podcast that brings two people from vastly different fields into conversation about how emerging science and technology will affect culture, society, and politics in the near future.
Find out more »Environmental Leadership and Innovation: A Celebration of 35 Years
The Barnard Environmental Science Department hosts a day-long event celebrating 35 years of environmental leadership and innovation on November 14, 2017.
Find out more »Gender and the Technologies of State Violence: Innocence, Disposability, Resilience
Reframing Gendered Violence opens up a critical global conversation among scholars and practitioners that recasts the problem of violence against women as it is currently discussed in a wide range of fields, both academic and policy-oriented, including human rights, public health, journalism, law, feminist studies, literature, sociology, religious studies, anthropology, and history.
Find out more »The Poetry of Patterns: Workshop
This fall, educators are invited join the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Public Library, and Brooklyn Brainery in an interdisciplinary journey of storytelling and science.
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