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The Science History Institute produces a wide range of in-person and virtual events that are free and open to the public. From exhibition openings and talks, to museum tours and late-night activities, our programming is aimed at science history lovers, students, industry professionals, scholars, educators, and the scientifically curious.
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The Elements of Marie Curie

Wednesday, October 22, 2025 | 6pm-8pm EDT
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Beyond Frankenstein: Transplant Science and Lifesaving Pig Organs

This virtual panel will discuss how transplant decision making walks the fine line between what is morally valid for the extension of life and the range of technologies that could test our definition of what it means to be human.

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New Therapies for a World Without HIV

At this virtual panel, Paul Volberding and Moupali Das will discuss HIV treatment past and present with special attention to improving access in developing countries.

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Oral history bound copies, recorder, microphone
Jan
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Jan
08
Thu
10am-1pm

Oral History Training Institute

This virtual training workshop introduces researchers to oral history and research interview methodologies.

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Oral history bound copies, recorder, microphone
May
18
Mon
May
21
Thu
10am-1pm

Oral History Training Institute

This virtual training workshop introduces researchers to oral history and research interview methodologies.

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Oral history bound copies, recorder, microphone
Aug
17
Mon
Aug
20
Thu
10am-1pm

Oral History Training Institute

This virtual training workshop introduces researchers to oral history and research interview methodologies.

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