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So I’m a student – now what?
How to get involved as a young person in science
The Hassle has a Science Section!
Celebrating Boston's scientific underbelly
Upcoming Artist Panel with Allison Maria Rodriguez on 2/15/18
Quickening the Dust takes time to sink in. The current exhibition on display at the Dorchester Art Project, Quickening the Dust features video art…
Workshop: Painting With Microbes
Make art with science! BosLab will be hosting a workshop where people can learn how to use tiny living beings as art…
Things to do: Get outside this weekend @ Arnold Arboretum!
This recent warm snap will be short-lived (sorry- it’s back to winter weather on Sunday). But if you’re looking to clear your…
Trust In Science: Communicating Science to Skeptics
Michelle Frank, a Harvard Neuroscience PhD student and science policy blogger, heads up a free, two-week short course on the role of…
CALL FOR SCIENCE WRITERS
Calling all lab rats, nature nerds, and space cadets! The Boston Hassle is looking for Science Writers to help launch a whole…
Science by the pint – Meditation and the brain
Does mindfulness alter the mind? The impact meditation has on our brains. From Science in the News’ website: Science by the Pint…
Film Screening: Sneak Preview of Laws of the Lizard + Q&A with Filmmakers
From the Harvard Museum of Natural History event page: When scientists ask big questions about the laws of nature, they sometimes seek out improbable…
Science by the pint – The (antibiotic) resistance movement
From the event page: Dr. Hanage is interested in how bacteria evolve, and the ways in which we can use modern methods…
Gallery Talk: Art, Science, and Revolution
Gallery Talk: Art, Science, and Revolution Tuesday, May 30, 2017 12:30 pm – 1:00 pm Free with Admission Harvard Art Museums 32 Quincy St,…
