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SUMMARY:Poetry Night - Where Science Speaks in Verse
DESCRIPTION:Poetry is coming to the Museum of Science because some of the most profound discoveries begin not in a lab\, but in language. In a year dedicated to revolutionary science\, we are expanding the conversation to explore the intersection of art and inquiry. Emotions like grief\, joy\, wonder\, and love are more than just fleeting experiences; they are biological and neurological realities that shape every decision we make and every connection we form. This summer\, SubSpace presents a unique gathering that examines how two of humanity’s most enduring tools—science and poetry—have always been in a secret conversation with one another\, helping us navigate the deep complexities of the human condition. \nThis special evening offers a space to reflect on how language gives shape to our inner lives and how creativity often illuminates truths that traditional research is still working to define. Boston has long been a city where innovation and culture breathe the same air\, and this event brings that legacy to life in a new\, more poetic way. Whether you are a lover of the arts or a student of the sciences\, you are invited to witness how these two worlds meet to explore what it means to feel and how we find meaning in everyday life. \nJoin us for a night where science speaks in verse and creativity opens new doors to understanding the world around us.
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LOCATION:Museum of Science\, 1 Science Park\, Boston\, MA\, 02114\, United States
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SUMMARY:Exploring Cell Types with the Allen Institute
DESCRIPTION:Join Allen Institute scientists for a one-day\, hands-on workshop at MIT focused on helping researchers explore and use cell type taxonomy data and tools from the Brain Knowledge Platform. The workshop will begin with an accessible overview of what cell types are and how they are defined\, followed by guided tutorials and interactive exercises using resources for exploring open datasets such as the Allen Brain Cell Atlas. Designed to be highly interactive and applicable across experience levels\, the workshop will combine short presentations with individual and guided hands-on time to help participants build practical skills and confidence in applying these tools to their own research and teaching. \nThe workshop will close with an optional networking reception. Food and coffee/tea will be provided throughout the day. Registration is free\, but required.
URL:https://scienceinboston.com/event/exploring-cell-types-with-the-allen-institute/
LOCATION:McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT\, 43 Vassar St.\, Cambridge\, MA\, 02139\, United States
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SUMMARY:GMGI Science Forum
DESCRIPTION:The GMGI Science Forum\, the organization’s annual conference\, has become a showcase for world-class scientists presenting on a range of topics in marine research\, as well as an opportunity to encourage interdisciplinary discussions and new collaborations. What started as a small gathering of marine scientists in a restaurant in 2015 now draws 12 distinguished\, headline speakers and over 100 attendees to Gloucester Harbor each Fall. \nWith speakers traveling from all over the world\, the day is divided into a morning and afternoon session\, with an hour-long catered lunch to encourage conversation\, collaboration\, and networking. This day-long symposium at the nexus of marine\, fishery\, and genomic science is open to scientists\, science educators\, graduate students and post-docs\, as well as citizen scientists who are interested in the represented topics.
URL:https://scienceinboston.com/event/gmgi-science-forum/
LOCATION:Cruiseport Gloucester\, 6 Rowe Square\, Gloucester\, MA\, 01930\, United States
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