Science & Suds

Join us for Science & Suds , our recurring lecture series at the brewery! Dive into fascinating topics presented by experts while enjoying your favorite brews. It’s the perfect blend of learning and libations—don’t miss out! November 19th: It’s a bird; it’s a plane; it’s a Super El Niño! Dr. Arthur Degaetano Professor of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Cornell University A discussion on the El Niño Phenomenon and its affect on global and New York weather. I will also discuss El Niños in a warming world. December 17th: Skullduggery: The way mammal skulls work Dr. Cole Gilbert, Former Director of Undergraduate Biology, Cornell University Biology, Cornell University Skulls of mammals are marvels of natural evolution and can inform a lot about how the animal made a living, even if you do not know who owed that skull in life. I will bring a lot of skulls and talk about various attributes of sensory systems and dentition, including the quantitative biomechanics of bite force. No there won’t be a test. This will not be a skull ID workshop per se, but if participants have a found skull they would like identified, we can give it a try after the presentation. Stay tuned for more exciting topics!