Please join Eric Fish '96 as he presents his research regarding alcohol exposure on mice and recent studies on how specific genes can influence both the morphological and long-term behavioral consequences of fetal alcohol exposure.

Computer Science Class of '60s Speaker - James Mickens, Harvard
Thursday, March 07 @ 8:00pm in Wege Auditorium (TCL 123)
"Blockchains Are A Bad Idea (More Specifically, Blockchains Are A Very Bad Idea) "
Reception to follow.

Dr. Joseph McConnell, Desert Research Inst., will give a lecture on "Aerosols and Ancient History in Greenland Ice." Sponsored by the Science Center, Geosciences Dept., and Center for Environmental Studies.

Phoebe Cohen, Associate Professor of Geosciences, will present, “Answering Burning Questions by Burning Tiny Fossils: Reconstructing Ancient Ecosystems via Single-Microfossil Carbon Isotopes" for the college's spring Sigma Xi lecture.

Williams College ‘s Astronomy Dept will host a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moonlanding of July 20, 1969, with a talk and a movie is Wege Auditorium in the Chemistry building in the Williams College Science quad.

Manuel Morales, Williams professor of biology, will present “Mutualism: When is Good-Good Too Much of a Good Thing?” for the autumn Sigma Xi lecture on Friday, Oct. 25, at 4:15 PM in Wege. A reception will follow in the Science Atrium.

Ashok Rai, an economist, will present the second of six talks in the Faculty Lecture Series.

Ileana Perez Velázquez, Professor of Music, will present the third of six talks in the 2020 Faculty Lecture Series. The aim of the Faculty Lecture Series is to present big ideas beyond disciplinary boundaries.  All lectures are free.

Julie Blackwood, Associate Professor of Mathematics, will present the fourth of six talks in the 2020 Faculty Lecture Series. The aim of the Faculty Lecture Series is to present big ideas beyond disciplinary boundaries.  Lectures are free.

Dr. Collin M. Stultz from MIT will discuss what makes a good machine learning model for clinical applications. Note that this talk is open to the general public and attendance will be limited and require proof of vaccination.

Please join Collin Stultz of MIT on Monday, November 1, 2021 at 7:30PM in Wege during his Phi Beta Kappa public lecture.

Vermont forester and author of the bestselling book, How to Love a Forest: The Bittersweet Work of Tending a Changing World, will give a public talk at the Hoosic River Watershed Association's Annual Meeting. All are welcome!