Events

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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From Nature to Nylons: A Touch-Based History of Textiles

Tuesday, July 14, 2026 | 10:30am-12pm EDT

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13

Mon

6pm-7pm

Free

Programs, Lectures & Talks

Science on Tap

Bram Stoker and the American Vampire

The Mütter Museum’s Jo D’Avella will discuss the American vampire: exploring Bram Stoker‘s Dracula, medical anxieties, body decomposition, and the American Vampire Panic.

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August Kekule, Catalyst of the Chemical Revolution. Jerry Allison, oil on canvas, ca. 1981.

Aug

10

Mon

6pm-8pm

Programs, Lectures & Talks

Science on Tap

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.

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