Just a few hours left to get your seat to grab a beer and hear a talk from bird expert Dr. Chris Tonra at the Grange Insurance Audubon Center tonight. From 7:30-8:30p, learn how wild birds can survive or even thrive in our cities.
Less than 3 days left to get your tickets for Dr. Chris Tonra's talk Grange Insurance Audubon Center on the lives of birds. Seating is very limited. Wine and beer available. https://t.co/Djz7J441UT
Are bird feeders good or bad for birds? Find out at Feathered Superhighway with Dr. Chris Tonra where we will be talking about how birds live in the suburbs.
Join us in welcoming our newest member of the Sci. Pub team, @gabrielcuddy! You may recognize Gabriel as that guy who took awesome pictures. What you may not know is that he is a big fan of musicπ΅ He works with various synthesizers and is learning how to mold sounds in new ways.
Thanks for a great night, everyone! It was great to welcome @RobertPyatt1 back at Pub. Next month we are going to be outside in-person for a talk on birds- what better space than the Grange Audubon right here in Cbus!
Weird Science is happening! And we are starting out with a medical mystery... Blurred vision, headache, and venous sinus thrombosis... what could it be causing these blood clots?
Weird Science 2020 highlighted some of the interesting side effects of popular breakfast cereal. What will this year bring? Join us Thursday at Weird Science with Rob Pyatt to find out!
We went deep into the Pub archives to find this gem! Weird Science with Rob Pyatt event from 2011. How many of you remember when Columbus Science Pub was at The Shrunken Head and had a sheet as a projection backdrop?
Weird science of the day: Irving Langmuir first coined the term plasma in 1923 while working with electric discharges. Plasma is the most common state of matter in the universe and has been observed around black holes (and cat's naturally).
Research from past Science Pub speaker Dr. Gerry Carter! The only glass ceiling vampire bats have to worry about are actual ceilings. Female vampire bats establish an egalitarian community in a roost
Female vampire bats practice equality.
@OhioState researchers say these highly social mammals are egalitarian when it comes to ruling the roost, with a random pecking order. https://t.co/NMJzKbI98r
πΈ: Brock Fenton
#NSFfunded
Weird Science of the day: NASA may not have invented Tang but they did develop the best desalinization technology so that astronauts can drink their own urine (plus sweat and shower water)!