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SUMMARY:Meet a Scientist at PacSci
DESCRIPTION:Discover current research from leading local organizations and the scientists themselves at Meet a Scientist. Meet a Scientist features local scientists who share their work with you through hands-on activities and conversation. \nCost: Free for members / Included with admission \nDr. Adam Isabella\nFred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center\, Basic Sciences Division\n“Building the Brain”\nHow does your brain work? What does it do? Have fun learning about the brain by building your own working nervous system. \nBrenda Kessenich\nUniversity of Washington\, Department of Chemistry\n“Digging in Dirt”\nThere’s a lot more to dirt than meets the eye! Come explore the microscopic dimensions of dirt with a soils scientist. \nCate Sanders\nSeattle Children’s Hospital\n“Grab Them Cells!”\nA fun game of modifying cells to catch more than your opponent! Make changes to your T-Cell to grab the cancer! \nDr. Christina Lopez\nSeattle Children’s Research Institute\n“Training Our Body’s Superheroes to Fight Villainous Viruses”\nAntibodies are our body’s superhero team. HIV is a villainous virus that is hard to defeat and can harm us. Using HIV Vaccines\, we are able to train our antibodies (our body’s superheroes) on the villain virus weak points. Then our body’s superhero team of antibodies can defeat HIV viruses quickly before they can harm us. \nDr. Katie Jewett\nUniversity of Washington\, Department of Genome Sciences\n“Do Flies Have Brains?”\nCome explore a model fruit fly head! Practice your fine motor skills using real dissection tools while learning about how scientists can use flies to study human genes and diseases. \nMoosh Styczinski\nUniversity of Washington\, Department of Physics\n“Magnets—IN SPACE!”\nMagnets have amazed us for thousands of years\, and they have many wonderful properties. Find out how our spacecraft use magnets to peer beneath the surface of Jupiter’s icy moon\, Europa.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/meet-a-scientist-at-pacsci/
LOCATION:Pacific Science Center\, 200 Second Avenue North\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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SUMMARY:Meet a Scientist at PacSci
DESCRIPTION:Discover current research from leading local organizations and the scientists themselves at Meet a Scientist. Meet a Scientist features local scientists who share their work with you through hands-on activities and conversation. \nCost: Free for members / Included with admission \nDr. Adam Isabella\nFred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center\, Basic Sciences Division\n“Building the Brain”\nHow does your brain work? What does it do? Have fun learning about the brain by building your own working nervous system. \nBrenda Kessenich\nUniversity of Washington\, Department of Chemistry\n“Digging in Dirt”\nThere’s a lot more to dirt than meets the eye! Come explore the microscopic dimensions of dirt with a soils scientist. \nCate Sanders\nSeattle Children’s Hospital\n“Grab Them Cells!”\nA fun game of modifying cells to catch more than your opponent! Make changes to your T-Cell to grab the cancer! \nDr. Christina Lopez\nSeattle Children’s Research Institute\n“Training Our Body’s Superheroes to Fight Villainous Viruses”\nAntibodies are our body’s superhero team. HIV is a villainous virus that is hard to defeat and can harm us. Using HIV Vaccines\, we are able to train our antibodies (our body’s superheroes) on the villain virus weak points. Then our body’s superhero team of antibodies can defeat HIV viruses quickly before they can harm us. \nDr. Katie Jewett\nUniversity of Washington\, Department of Genome Sciences\n“Do Flies Have Brains?”\nCome explore a model fruit fly head! Practice your fine motor skills using real dissection tools while learning about how scientists can use flies to study human genes and diseases. \nMoosh Styczinski\nUniversity of Washington\, Department of Physics\n“Magnets—IN SPACE!”\nMagnets have amazed us for thousands of years\, and they have many wonderful properties. Find out how our spacecraft use magnets to peer beneath the surface of Jupiter’s icy moon\, Europa.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/meet-a-scientist-at-pacsci-2/
LOCATION:Pacific Science Center\, 200 Second Avenue North\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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SUMMARY:Meet a Scientist at PacSci
DESCRIPTION:Discover current research from leading local organizations and the scientists themselves at Meet a Scientist. Meet a Scientist features local scientists who share their work with you through hands-on activities and conversation. \nCost: Free for members / Included with admission \nDr. Adam Isabella\nFred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center\, Basic Sciences Division\n“Building the Brain”\nHow does your brain work? What does it do? Have fun learning about the brain by building your own working nervous system. \nBrenda Kessenich\nUniversity of Washington\, Department of Chemistry\n“Digging in Dirt”\nThere’s a lot more to dirt than meets the eye! Come explore the microscopic dimensions of dirt with a soils scientist. \nCate Sanders\nSeattle Children’s Hospital\n“Grab Them Cells!”\nA fun game of modifying cells to catch more than your opponent! Make changes to your T-Cell to grab the cancer! \nDr. Christina Lopez\nSeattle Children’s Research Institute\n“Training Our Body’s Superheroes to Fight Villainous Viruses”\nAntibodies are our body’s superhero team. HIV is a villainous virus that is hard to defeat and can harm us. Using HIV Vaccines\, we are able to train our antibodies (our body’s superheroes) on the villain virus weak points. Then our body’s superhero team of antibodies can defeat HIV viruses quickly before they can harm us. \nDr. Katie Jewett\nUniversity of Washington\, Department of Genome Sciences\n“Do Flies Have Brains?”\nCome explore a model fruit fly head! Practice your fine motor skills using real dissection tools while learning about how scientists can use flies to study human genes and diseases. \nMoosh Styczinski\nUniversity of Washington\, Department of Physics\n“Magnets—IN SPACE!”\nMagnets have amazed us for thousands of years\, and they have many wonderful properties. Find out how our spacecraft use magnets to peer beneath the surface of Jupiter’s icy moon\, Europa.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/meet-a-scientist-at-pacsci-3/
LOCATION:Pacific Science Center\, 200 Second Avenue North\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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