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Join us for the opening of the 10th season of SciCafe! Museum astrophysicist Jackie Faherty discusses her current work visualizing and studying the universe using newly-released data from the Gaia catalog. In April, the Gaia space telescope released its second catalog of over 1.3 billion stellar distances, this unprecedented dataset is helping astronomers map the Milky Way like never before.
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How did trilobites grow and change during the 300 million years they inhabited the seas?
This Trilobite Tuesday, watch or listen to Assistant Curator Melanie Hopkins explain where these diverse creatures fit into the fossil record across the globe, as well as delve into her research on trilobite growth patterns. Check out the latest episode of the Science@AMNH Podcast today!
How do trauma, poverty, and racial discrimination influence our health? What about our evolutionary history causes our bodies to respond in this way? Biological anthropologist Zaneta Thayer explores the biological mechanisms through which early life stress influences biology and health later on.
Slow lorises may look like big-eyed Ewoks, but their cute countenance has made these primates a target of the illegal wildlife trade. In this podcast, Mary Blair, primatologist and Director of Biodiversity Informatics Research at the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, discusses how research on these endangered animals can contribute to a better understanding of wildlife trafficking and the risk of zoonotic disease spread.
This lecture took place at the Museum on March 1, 2017.
Slow lorises may look like big-eyed Ewoks, but their cute countenance has made these primates a target of the illegal wildlife trade. In this SciCafe, Mary Blair, primatologist and Director of Biodiversity Informatics Research at the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, discusses how research on these endangered animals can contribute to a better understanding of wildlife trafficking and the risk of zoonotic disease spread. This lecture took place at the Museum on March 1, 2017. To learn about upcoming SciCafe events, visit amnh.org/scicafe. To listen to the full lecture, download the podcast: http://www.amnh.org/explore/news-blog...
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Slow lorises may look like big-eyed Ewoks, but their cute countenance has made these primates a target of the illegal wildlife trade. Join Mary Blair, primatologist and Director of Biodiversity Informatics Research at the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, as she discusses how research on these endangered animals can contribute to a better understanding of wildlife trafficking, including the risk of zoonotic disease spread.
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Join Rockefeller University professor Leslie Vosshall as she demonstrates what is—and what will be—possible with CRISPR gene editing.
This lecture took place at the Museum on January 4, 2016. To watch a video version, visit the AMNH Youtube Channel, or the SciCafe section of AMNH.tv.
The SciCafe series is proudly sponsored by Judy and Josh Weston.
SciCafe: Modifying the Mosquito with CRISPR, and related activities are generously supported by the Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) program of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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