Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) is proud to reintroduce "Cocktails and Chromosomes," a unique event series happening on the last Thursday of every month at Industry bar in Huntington, NY. Don't let "George's General Store" fool you, come on into this edgy and funky bar!
Doors open at 6:45pm, event starts promptly at 7:00pm. Seating is first come, first serve! Event ends at 8:00pm.
This is your chance to dive into the world of science, learn more about the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, and get to know the brilliant minds behind the cutting-edge research taking place in your backyard every day... all while enjoying your favorite cocktail!
*Please Note: Seating is first come, first serve. Standing room is available once the seats are filled. Reserving your ticket on Eventbrite does not guarantee you a seat at the event*
Here's what to expect:
Engaging talks: For roughly 20 minutes, a talented CSHL scientist will deliver a captivating talk about their work and their lab's discoveries—making science accessible, understandable, and enjoyable for the whole crowd.
Interactive Q&A: After the talk, quench your thirst for knowledge by asking questions and engaging in discussions with the scientist and fellow attendees.
Cold drinks: Throughout the event, attendees can purchase a wide variety of drinks; from beers to hand-crafted cocktails made by Industry's own mixologist.
Fun raffle: Upon arrival, attendees can fill out a raffle ticket. A lucky winner will be selected at the end of the event and go home with cool, CSHL merch or a special, themed prize.
Cheers to science!
Thursday, May 30th 7:00pm: Professor Stephen Shea
Dedicated Dams and Deadbeat Dads: Sex-differences in parenting behavior in mice. Join Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Professor Stephen Shea, a scientist passionate about understanding how the brain works, as he shares his research on mice and their parenting behaviors. In the spirit of celebrating Mother's Day, Professor Shea shares his studies with the audience on how mothers and fathers in the mouse world respond to the joys of parenting. He focuses on the special circuits in their brains that make them act differently. By exploring these circuits, Professor Shea hopes to reveal fascinating insights into the unique ways moms and dads care for their young ones in the animal kingdom.
Upcoming!
Thursday, June 27th 7:00pm
Why do we age and what can we do about it? Join CSHL Assistant Professor Corina Amor Vegas who explores the science behind aging and the cutting-edge strategies that can shape our future health!
