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ISB is committed to keeping our community informed about the latest breakthroughs in science and our groundbreaking work in education. Throughout the year, we host several virtual and in-person events on a variety of topics. We announce these events on our website, through our mailing list, and on our social channels.
ISB Professor Sui Huang leading a panel at an ISB scientific event. Image credit: ISB.
Lost Women of Science
Join ISB on Thursday, June 11, noon-1 p.m. PT for a free virtual conversation featuring journalist and author Katie Hafner and Nobel laureate Mary Brunkow, PhD.
Hafner is co-founder of the acclaimed Lost Women of Science initiative and podcast, which tells the stories of remarkable women whose scientific contributions were overlooked, forgotten, or marginalized. Hafner will explore the importance of historical storytelling in science and her initiative’s growing impact on public understanding of scientific discovery. Her talk will be followed by a conversation between Hafner and Brunkow, discussing the evolving role of women in science, scientific recognition and visibility, and related topics at the intersection of research, culture, and discovery.
Research Roundtable
Research Roundtable is a series of ISB hosted conversations with our leading scientists on the latest research happening at ISB. Designed for a general audience, this series is open to all. Attendees have the opportunity to ask questions directly to our scientists.
We offer Research Roundtables throughout the year. Check back soon for details on upcoming presentations.
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In case you can’t make an event, or didn’t find out about it in time, ISB records and posts many of its events and makes them available on our YouTube channel. We have collected and organized these events in our events archive.
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