The Science Scene


Resilient Earth
Ongoing, through April 30, 2025

"Resilient Earth." An immersive exhibit showcasing sustainability and empowering people to recognize their existing contributions to the health of the planet and help them discover the path to a more resilient future. The exhibit, a collaboration between Science Gallery Atlanta and Accenture, aims to help visitors define their "resilience identity," a unique combination of values, actions and commitments that support the future of our planet.

Tuesday, April 1

"Workshop on AI in Maternal Health." A workshop bringing together academics and practitioners from computing and AI, public and global health, medicine, social sicneces, policy and more. The event is jointly hosted by Emory and Georgia Tech. Registration required. From 8:30 am to 3:30 pm on the Emory campus.

Wednesday, April 2 to Thursday, April 3

"Science on Spiritual Health Symposium." An annual gathering of international leaders at the forefront of spiritual health research, practice and innovation. The symposium celebrates new scientific and clinical findings in spiritual health and psychedelic medicine that are poised to transform the approach to treating mental and physical ailments. At the Emory Conference Center Hotel. Registration required. 

Thursday, April 3

"Ask Me Anything" An Anthropology Theater Lab film screening features "Ask Me Anything," a theatrical work performed at Live Theatre, UK, that responds to more than 100 letters from teenagers about their lives and what adults can do to support them. At 5:30 pm in Emory Anthropology, Room 206.

Friday, April 4

"Emory Physician Scientist Symposium." A confab aimed at those with clinical training interested in clinical, basic or translational research. The event is geared for career development and scientific networking for a diverse group of medical students, residents, fellows and faculty across the School of Medicine and Emory health systems. On the Emory campus. Registration required.

Monday, April 7

"Imaging Endocrine Pancreas Function in Humans: A BOLD Approach for Characterizing Diabetes Pathophysiology." David Reiter is featured in the Rollins School of Public Health Global Diabetes Research Center Seminar Series. At noon in R, Randall Rollins Building, Room 809.

Wednesday, April 16

"Doctors by Nature: How Ants, Apes and Other Animals Heal Themselves." Emory biologist Jaap de Roode, author of "Doctors by Nature," is featured in the Center for the Study of Human Health's Health Storytelling Author Q&A. At 7 pm via Zoom. Advanced registration required.

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