Pizza Lunch Resumes! “A Tour of Solar System Geology”
Magnificent Saturn, as seen by the late Cassini spacecraft. (NASA-JPL) Earth is the best studied planetary body in the Solar System, but it’s by no means the only one that’s interesting. From roiling...
View ArticlePizza Lunch: Cyber-Dogs and Robo-Roaches!
Our next pizza lunch features Alper Bozkurt, an Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at North Carolina State University. He makes “biobots” — cockroaches and trained dogs...
View ArticleAmerican Scientist Pizza Lunch 31 January
UNAIDS 2010 Report on the global AIDS epidemic. Available from: www.unaids.org/globalreport Hi all. At noon on Tuesday, Jan. 31, come hear physician-researcher David Margolis talk about his march...
View ArticlePizza Lunch is Back
After so much lethal destruction this summer in North Carolina, in the Midwest—even in western Massachusetts—you may be more curious than ever about tornadoes. At our first Pizza Lunch talk of the...
View ArticleAmerican Scientist’s February Pizza Lunch
To keep keeping you on your toes, American Scientist will host Pizza Lunch on a Wednesday again this month, rather than on a Tuesday. And it promises to be another good one. Come hear Anne Pusey,...
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