The Science Scene

Saturday, May 10
What Do Babies Know?

"What Do Babies Know?" Arber Tasimi, Emory professor of psychology and a developmental psychologist, will give a free, public talk about how babies think, feel and learn from the earliest days and months of life. At 11 am at Toco Hill, Avis G. Williams Library. 

Wednesday, May 14

"Antimicrobial Resistance and Therapeutics Discovery Training Program Fellowship Symposium." An event open to faculty, graduate students and postdocs. At 10:30 am at Whitehead Auditorium and via Zoom. 

Tuesday, May 20

"Health Equity Day." This year's theme for Emory School of Medicine's Annual Health Equity Day is "Community Partnerships and Health Equity." All members of the Emory School of Medicine are invited to the event, bringing together stakeholders from all departments, divisions and ranks to share new findings, facilitate scientific exchange and identify opportunities for collaboration. From 9 am to 2 pm at Grady Memorial Hospital Trauma Auditorium.

Thursday, June 12

"Digital Innovations for Health Impact: Lessons from India to Liberia to Atlanta." The Georgia Center for Diabetes Translation Research presents its annual Scientific Symposium, The keynote will be delivered by Michael Best, professor of the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs and the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech. From 9 am to 3 pm at Rollins School of Public Health. Registration is required.

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