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Blowing Up Glaciers (Just a Bit!): Geophysical Investigations of the Antarctic Ice Sheet Stability

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Book Club: Catching Criminals with Isaac Newton

Distillations Blog
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Conserving Architecture from Ancient Egypt and Nubia

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Looking at Lavoisier

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How an Unpopular Policy Based on Incorrect Science Saved Philadelphia from Yellow Fever

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Jennifer A. Doudna

Ullyot Public Affairs Lecture: Jennifer A. Doudna, “CRISPR Biology and Biotechnology: The Future of Genome Editing”

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How Does DNA Testing Work, and What Secrets Does It Expose?

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Zebrafish, a Model Organism

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Scientific Discovery through Art

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Stories of Disability in the Lab

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Innovation Day 2018

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WikiSalon

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WikiSalon: Ada Lovelace Celebration

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The Alchemist and His Wife, ca. 1928, by Jacques Hammerer, after 17th-century original by David Ryckaert III.

Age of Alchemy Exhibition Opening

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The Instrumental Chemist Film Screening and Talkback

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For the Love of Science: An Evening of Storytelling

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Science History Institute Meet and Greet: Dallas

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Science History Institute Meet and Greet: Tampa

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Science History Institute Meet and Greet: Orlando

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Science on Tap: The Art and Science of Diatoms

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Science on Tap: Decoding Social Effects of Microbes

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Science on Tap: The Physics of Baseball

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Science on Tap: “Modern Methods for Studying Ancient Philadelphia: An Introduction to Digital Archaeology in Turkey”

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Saturday Speaker: Mary Somerville and the Clash between Science and Religion

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Saturday Speaker: Building an Insect Database

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Saturday Speaker: Resources and Red Tape: Doing Science in Communist China

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WikiSalon

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Museum at the Science History Institute

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Science on Tap: “Iron-Gall Ink and Inherent Vice: Conserving Nathan Sellers’s Account Book”

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The Sentimental Art of Victorian Hairwork Jewelry

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Sweet and Savory: How We Preserve Our Food

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The Instrumental Chemist Film Screening and Talkback

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The Things We Keep

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Saturday Speaker: The Invisible Woman: Pop Culture and the Scientific Divide

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Saturday Speaker: The Sweet Science of Chocolate

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Allen G. Debus

A Celebration of the Life and Library of Allen G. Debus, Extraordinary Historian of Early Science and Medicine

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Saturday Speaker: Epidemics, Immigration, and Quarantine in 19th-Century Philadelphia

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Science on Tap: “The Archaeology of Philadelphia’s Early Citizens: What We Hope to Learn from the Accidental Discovery of 450 Historic Remains and their Grave Goods”

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Museum at the Science History Institute

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WikiSalon

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Museum at the Science History Institute

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Saturday Speaker: Arrested Decay: How Ghost Towns Romanticize the History of Mining

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Science on Tap: Rethinking Ink: Lasers, Tattoo Removal, and Second Chances

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Science on Tap: Gone Fishing ... for Bugs! How Swann Fountain Helps Us Understand Urban Insects

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Acquisitions Night

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Broad Street Review: Eve of Destruction
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Science on Tap: Arts on Tap: How Science and Art Together Will Save the World

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Science on Tap: Ancient Architects: The 5,000-Year Lead-Up to America’s First City

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