Science is brewing at Hancher’s Stanley Café! Science on Tap is an informal forum for UI researchers to engage the campus and the local community in a discussion of science in a fun and inviting atmosphere. Please join us February 15 from 5:30-6:30 pm for Science on Tap during the weekly Thursday Nights at Hancher program.
Co-presented with the Obermann Center for Advanced Studies
If you've seen any of Spike Lee's movies, you'll probably recognize the music of Terence Blanchard. You can hear his trademark trumpet on nearly 50 film scores, from Barbershop to Malcolm X. Blanchard will be in conversation with Dr.
Science is brewing at Hancher’s Stanley Café! Science on Tap is an informal forum for UI researchers to engage the campus and the local community in a discussion of science in a fun and inviting atmosphere. Please join us December 7 from 5:30-6:30 pm for Science on Tap during the weekly Thursday Nights at Hancher program.
Science is brewing at Hancher’s Stanley Café! Science on Tap is an informal forum for UI researchers to engage the campus and the local community in a discussion of science in a fun and inviting atmosphere. Please join us November 9 from 5:30-6:30 pm for Science on Tap during the weekly Thursday Nights at Hancher program.
Science is brewing at Hancher’s Stanley Café! Science on Tap is an informal forum for UI researchers to engage the campus and the local community in a discussion of science in a fun and inviting atmosphere. Please join us Oct. 19 from 5:30-6:30 pm for Science on Tap during the weekly Thursday Nights at Hancher program.
Inspired by Ali Shariati’s perspective on Feminism, Azam Ali and Loga Ramin Torkian will explore women’s rights and gender identity in the Global South. They will also discuss the subject of their latest work, Rabia al‐Basri, and the importance of sharing al‐Basri’s story in a modern world that continues to adhere to patriarchal societies and laws.
This is part of a weeklong brownbag lunch conversation series with Niyaz.
The Fourth Light Project is a multimedia experience, combining live music and sacred dance (a dervish) with advanced projection techniques that respond to sound and music in real time. Musicians Azam Ali and Loga Ramin Torkian and their collaborators, including acclaimed visual artist Jérôme Delapierre, will speak about how technology informs and enhances their artistic practice.
This event is free and open to the public and attendees are encouraged to bring their lunch.
