Save Our Science is an officially registered student organization at the University of Chicago. Our group mission is to promote and advocate for the support and understanding of science. We aim to stimulate conversations and foster partnerships between University, local, and national communities.
Showing posts with label Science In Chicago. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Science In Chicago. Show all posts
5/09/2011
Scientific American's "1,000 Scientists in 1,000 Days"
The magazine Scientific American is looking for scientists willing to volunteer their time to help out local schools. Sounds like a great opportunity to make a difference!
4/25/2011
Speaking of Chimpanzees....
There is a lecture entitled "The Mind of the Chimpanzee" this Wednesday (4/27/11) at the Northwestern Chicago Campus. Registration is at 5pm, and the presentation starts at 6pm. Dr. Elizabeth Lonsdorf and Dr. Steve Ross will be discussing recent findings regarding how chimpanzees think.
4/14/2011
Science Cafe
This Friday!
At the C-View lounge on the rooftop of the Affinia Hotel in downtown Chicago.
Sponsored by Science in Society - Northwestern University.
Talk starts at 6pm (doors open at 5:30pm)
View Affinia Hotel, Chicago in a larger map
At the C-View lounge on the rooftop of the Affinia Hotel in downtown Chicago.
Sponsored by Science in Society - Northwestern University.
Talk starts at 6pm (doors open at 5:30pm)
View Affinia Hotel, Chicago in a larger map
4/07/2011
Seth Mnookin on GROKS Science Radio
On 4/13 the hosts of GROKS Science Radio Show will be speaking with Seth Mnookin, author of "The Panic Virus: A True Story of Science, Medicine, and Fear".
Tune in at 3pm CST to listen live, or download the podcast from our website.
Seth will be appearing the following Saturday, 4/16 at the Museum of Science and Industry as part of their "Inventive Genius Lecture" series.
Tune in at 3pm CST to listen live, or download the podcast from our website.
Seth will be appearing the following Saturday, 4/16 at the Museum of Science and Industry as part of their "Inventive Genius Lecture" series.
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