The explorer’s club presents a lecture by Cyril Cristol and Marie Wilkinson on the African Elephant and it’s importance to the tribes and ecosystem in  Africa. A dinner will  be offered after the event for an additional $30, but seating is limited so be sure to get your reservation and let them know if you are interested in the dinner too. (continue reading…)

If National Chemistry Day doesn’t float your boat, and you are in the mood for something a little more lively- come to the NY Hall of Sciences on Sunday to be introduced to  a variety of different types of bats. Rib Mies, the director of the organization of bat conservation will be there to enlighten us all on the mysterious ways of bats.    More info here and here

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Bring the whole family to NY Hall of Science for National Chemistry Day! Make flubber, Gatorade, test your sense of smell and more! More info

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This should be quite interesting!

Loren Graham, Professor Emeritus of the History of Science at MIT and Harvard discusses religion, math, and infinity at this lecture. More info here

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So, another one of my loves in marine biology and this looks like it’ll be an awesome lecture. Join marine biologis Charles Messing as he discusses the biodiversity hot spot of deep sea communities created where the Gulf Stream and the Strait of Florida meet. More info here

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We all know my love for science films, and my dreams are answered once more. The Imagine Science Film Festival opens tonight and runs through October 24. Check out the full schedule of films here.

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This seems like it would be a very entertaining and enlightening show…

Where: Elebash Recital Hall, Graduate Center of CUNY

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When 2 black holes orbit each other in space, and no one is there to hear it, do they still make a noise? Join astrophysicist Janna Levin as she discusses the noises black holes create when they orbit each other.

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