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Science House has a simple mission: bring people together to promote and advance science.
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The Science House Network brings scientists together with people outside their normal circles - like journalists, film makers or entrepreneurs. We'll be holding informal talks and educational sessions and helping start discussions on all things science. |
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Science House Capital invests in early stage science-driven ventures and provides ongoing support to help create startup companies. From business plan drafting to intro-ductions to potential investors, Science House Capital is here to help. |
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Science House Foundation helps share the excitement of science with kids all over the world. We fund educational programs, buy equipment, sponsor prizes, competitions and more. Let's talk about helping kids discover the wonder of science! |
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Science House is looking for research scientists to contribute to a new blog on lab equipment and technology. The blog will be the go to source for informative, irreverent and up-to-the minute reviews on the latest gadgets and gizmos for the research scientist. If you're interested in editing pieces, or just sending us recommendations of equipment to review, please write to us at info@sciencehouse.com. Whether your field is proteomics or plasma physics, spectroscopy or synthetic biology, stay tuned!
Elkhonon Goldberg, author of "The New Executive Brain: Frontal Lobes in a Complex World" will be giving a talk at Science House about the latest discoveries in cognitive neuroscience and neuropsychology, and how they relate to human behavior. How does the brain engage in complex decision-making? How does it deal with novelty and ambiguity? And how does it address moral choices?
Science House Sydney and Uniquest hosted a pitch meeting on June 25 at the University of Technology, Sydney. Uniquest, the tech transfer arm for a number of major universities in Australia, pitched several science-based ideas to New York investors and entrepreneurs, who provided feedback in return. The event was very interesting from both sides of the intercontinental divide and we look forward to opening up communication further between the New York and Australian entrepreneurial scenes.
Science House Foundation and the Biobus will soon be launching MicroGlobalScope, a microscopy project for schools around the world. The program is getting into gear with 5th and 6th grade classes from several locations represented so far, including the US, Hawaii, Singapore, Australia and Colombia. We're aiming to include many more countries around the world. Interested teachers please apply to join or visit MicroGlobalScope to learn more!
| Heather Knight and the Marilyn Monrobots Friday, September 10, 2010, 07PM - 10PM |
| September Pitch Meeting Friday, September 17, 2010, 07PM - 10PM |
| Decision Making with Elkhonon Goldberg Friday, October 15, 2010, 07PM - 10PM |
| November Pitch Meeting Friday, November 19, 2010, 07PM - 10PM |
| December Pitch Meeting Friday, December 10, 2010, 07PM - 10PM |
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