Science Cafe

Science Cafes in Omaha usually meets the first Tuesday of the month at 7pm at the Slowdown.

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Great @ScienceCafesNE tonight with Dr. Katie East to close the Nebraska Science Festival!

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Thursday!!

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Don't forget to head to Vis Major Brewing Company on Thursday, April 30 at 7pm for Dr. Katie East's @ScienceCafesNE, “A true crime history of forensic anthropology: How famous true crime cases led to the development of forensic anthropology.”

https://t.co/jTDUP8ADMx

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Reminder, join Katie East, PhD, D-ABFA, forensic anthropologist, for the April 30 Science Cafe as she presents, “A true crime history of forensic anthropology: How famous true crime cases led to the development of forensic anthropology,” 7pm at Vis Major Brewing Company.

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Join the @NebAcadSci for a free lecture w/ Dr. Deborah Bathke, research associate professor at @UNLincoln titled, “Shifting Extremes: Understanding Nebraska’s Changing Climate and Preparing for What Lies Ahead,” at 4 p.m. on April 24.

https://t.co/ZXYd50cM96

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Learned a lot about hypothermia and the Titanic at tonight’s presentation at Kiewit Luminarium with Dr. Geoff Talmon from @unmc.

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Tonight!!

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Tomorrow night, head to the Kiewit Luminarium to hear Geoffrey Talmon, MD, professor in the @unmc Department of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology, present, “Cold Waters, Failing Systems: Lessons in Hypothermia from the Titanic,” at 6pm.

https://t.co/vUYc8tgU7k

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Join Geoffrey Talmon, MD, professor @unmc, as he presents, “Cold Waters, Failing Systems: Lessons in Hypothermia from the Titanic,” at 6pm on April 22 at Kiewit Luminarium.

Open until 7pm with discounted admission.

https://t.co/vUYc8tgU7k

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A few tickets for tonight’s event have become available. If you want to attend, head to eventbrite and get your tickets!

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Tonight! @NerdNiteOmaha is back.

Join us at 7pm, for two awesome talks:

-Presentation #1: War! Huh! What is it good for? ADVANCING MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY by Emily Speck

-Presentation #2: Successful Rain Gardens by Rocky Keehn

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From 11am-3pm today stop by @mccneb (South Campus) for lots of hands-on science fun!

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Omaha Science Cafe returns for NE SciFest on April 30.

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Join Katie East, PhD, forensic anthropologist, for the April 30 @ScienceCafesNE as she presents, “A true crime history of forensic anthropology: How famous true crime cases led to the development of forensic anthropology,” 7pm at @vismajorbrewing.

https://t.co/kyDjKB4Jyc

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Don't forget to participate in our Walk to the Moon Challenge.

Any type of exercise will count (miles, minutes or steps) and ALL exercise will be converted into steps for the challenge.

Download the FREE Challenge Runner App and join the fun.

https://t.co/f7IjP3OYeA

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Looking for plans tomorrow, then head to Barn Girls Farms NE SciFest Day!

Step inside an urban farm during this open house and explore the world of microgreens, sustainable agriculture, and innovative growing techniques.

Lunch available to purchase.

https://t.co/ucX1ZLPzQM

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Just in time to prepare for mushroom hunting season, join @ConservationNE & Bob Henrickson for a wild time chatting about what to look for and identify on the hunt!

Learn to identify, recognize ones to steer clear of, and pick up handy tips & facts.

https://t.co/FnGenOBboh

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Tonight! Head out to the Hyde Observatory on from Sundown to 11pm. Programs include: Juno at Jupiter, Lincoln’s Spring Sky and Astro Shorts (astronomy news).

https://t.co/p1oMCzShOp

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Join Katie East, PhD, D-ABFA, forensic anthropologist, for the April 30 Omaha Science Cafe as she presents, “A true crime history of forensic anthropology: How famous true crime cases led to the development of forensic anthropology,” 7pm at Vis Major Brewing Company.

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Starts Wednesday!!

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Join Geoffrey Talmon, MD, professor in the @unmc Department of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology, as he presents, “Cold Waters, Failing Systems: Lessons in Hypothermia from the Titanic,” at 6pm on April 22 at the Kiewit Luminarium.

https://t.co/UuCTIDI7kt