Pregame Your Brain: Women in Science

May 11, 2018

May 11, 2018

6:00 pm To 8:00 pm

Free

Caveat, New York, NY, USA

Event Description

Did you love science fairs as a child? Then the Pregame Your Brain: Women in Science event is for you. It’s like a science fair for adults! Come to this week’s Pregame your Brain presented by Caveat and co-hosted by Women in Science at Rockefeller (WISeR) and learn the stories of 6 new fantastic women in science!

You’ve heard about Marie Curie, but she’s not the only amazing female scientist out there! This will really be something to tell your friends about.

::: About WISeR- Women In Science At Rockefeller :::
WISeR seeks to promote the institutional equality and success of women scientists at The Rockefeller University by serving as a platform for professional development and community advocacy.

Tickets: FREE WITH ADVANCE RSVP, or $5 at the door

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