Events Archive

Oct
19
2017
How Flamingos Stand on One Leg and Other Reasons to Study Comparative Neuromechanics
A Frontiers in Science Lecture by Young-Hui Chang, hosted by the School of Biological Sciences
Oct
19
2017
Juggling gas and metals: exploring the role of outflows in galaxy evolution
CRA Seminar
Oct
19
2017
2017 STAMI Industrial Partners Day and Exposition
Two days of science, brainstorming, and networking among STAMI faculty and students and partners from industry
Oct
18
2017
Population-Level Modeling of Cardiac Nonlinear Dynamics
Nonlinear Science & Mathematical Physics
Oct
16
2017
Symmetry and Topology in Magnetic Quantum Materials
Physics Colloquium
Oct
16
2017
BREAKTHROUGHS IN GRAVITATIONAL-WAVE ASTRONOMY
Livestreaming of press conference by the National Science Foundation
Oct
13
2017
Insights from the swarm: understanding collective problem-solving using ants and slime mould
Nonlinear Science and Mathematical Physics 
Oct
12
2017
Robust Quantum Interference in Ultraclean Carbon Nanotubes and Other Stories
Hard Condensed Matter 
Oct
12
2017
Missing metals and baryons in galaxies: Clues from our Milky Way
CRA Seminar 
Oct
11
2017
The Ig Nobel Prizes and Improbable Research
The whole history of science, technology, and medicine is a parade of things that at first made people LAUGH, then THINK.

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