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2018 Festival Event:
WABE presents: Ask a Scientist
How can robots learn to play music? How far can a space telescope see? What kinds of wildlife live right here in our city? WABE, Atlanta's NPR station, presents scientists from different disciplines as they demystify their fields of study, and offer us a chance to Ask a Scientist. Join WABE's science reporter, Molly Samuel, and science enthusiasts of all ages, for an entertaining afternoon of exploration and discovery.
Scientist Guests:
Misty Bentz, Astrophysics - Georgia State University
Kim Cobb, Paleoclimatology - Georgia Tech
Hadiyah-Nicole Green, Nanobiophotonics - Morehouse School of Medicine
Tamara Johnson, Urban Ecology - US Fish and Wildlife Service
Gil Weinberg, AI Robotics - Georgia Tech
Advanced registration is requested, but your ticket will not guarantee you entry. Please arrive early to claim your seats.
Paid street parking is available.
Scientist Guests:
Misty Bentz, Astrophysics - Georgia State University
Kim Cobb, Paleoclimatology - Georgia Tech
Hadiyah-Nicole Green, Nanobiophotonics - Morehouse School of Medicine
Tamara Johnson, Urban Ecology - US Fish and Wildlife Service
Gil Weinberg, AI Robotics - Georgia Tech
Advanced registration is requested, but your ticket will not guarantee you entry. Please arrive early to claim your seats.
Paid street parking is available.
Presented by WABE
Topics: Science & Society
Audience: Teens (13-18 yrs) Adults
Where
Historic Academy of Medicine
875 W. Peachtree St, NW
Atlanta, 30309
When
Sunday, March 18th, 2018
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Admissions
Price: Free with advance registration