Events
The Global History of Modern Science, 1400–1914
The 2026 Cain Conference will address the major issues involved in understanding how modern science has been created through a process of global cultural exchange.
Science on Tap, Untapped: Scientific Revolutions
At this semiquincentennial special edition of our science café, we explore revolutions in science. Come eat, drink, and learn about revolutionary moments in scientific advancements, from the study of diatoms to our understanding of dinosaurs.
Disneyland and the Rise of Automation
Join author Roland Betancourt for a delightful deep dive into how Disney turned the cold logic of factory assembly lines into the “happiest place on earth.”
Gender Minorities in the Sciences Panel
Scientists share their experiences and strategies for advancing equity and inclusion in STEM across gender-diverse communities.
Artefacts XXXI: Trust and Objects
The 31st annual Artefacts Conference will explore how museums and academic institutions use material culture to build “trust in the history of science.”
Ullyot Lecture and Award: Ben Feringa
The 2016 Nobel co-laureate in chemistry will present this year’s lecture, followed by a Q&A session and award presentation.