Quack Chats

Quack Chats Pub Talk “The Science Behind a Good Cup of Coffee”
Jan9
Quack Chats Pub Talk “The Science Behind a Good...Jan 9
6:00 p.m.
Downtown Athletic Club, Ax Billy Grill
Quack Chats Pub Talk “When Should We Trust Artificial Intelligence?”
Jan23
Quack Chats Pub Talk “When Should We Trust...Jan 23
6:00 p.m.
Downtown Athletic Club, Ax Billy Grill
Ideas on Tap: Evolution of Flight
Feb6
Ideas on Tap: Evolution of FlightFeb 6
6:00 p.m.
Viking Braggot Co. Southtowne Pub
Quack Chats Pub Talk “Mapping the Wildness of Yellowstone.”
Feb6
Quack Chats Pub Talk “Mapping the Wildness of...Feb 6
6:00 p.m.
Downtown Athletic Club, Ax Billy Grill

Plastics on beach
November 22

Making plastic that fully degrades is focus of coming pub talk

David Tyler will tell how chemists are looking to make plastic packaging from renewable sources
A flight of beers
November 8

Join Quack Chats for a frothy talk on the chemistry of beer

Jim Hutchison will reveal how four basic ingredients can be turned into a myriad of beer styles
Supreme Court building
October 16

Next pub talk will explore the Supreme Court and rule of law

Alison Gash will give a Quack Chats talk about partisanship and its possible effect on democracy
Emoji balls
October 5

Talk on emojis gets to the ♡ of the popular culture icons

UO prof Alisa Freedman will talk about the birth of emoji in the next Quack Chat pub talk Oct. 10
Iceberg flow in the landscape in Greenland
September 20

Next Quack Chats talk to look at North Atlantic icebergs

Historian Mark Carey will dig into the cultural aspects involved with floating chunks of ice
A vaquita, a species of critically endangered porpoise, is seen in the Gulf of California
September 7

Economist to tell how big data could tame overfishing

Grant McDermott will talk about how his work is delivering a clearer picture on global fisheries
Firefighter at wildland fire
August 3

Pub talk will examine the complexities of wildland fires

Research professor Cassandra Moseley will look at the causes and solutions to increased fire
Phil Washbourne
July 6

Pub talk will detail how zebrafish help autism research

In the lab of biologist Phil Washbourne, zebrafish are opening a new window on gene mutations
Image illustrates removing labels as part of a talk by Erik Girvan
June 8

Pub talk will explore ways to move past implicit biases

Law school’s Erik Girvan will tackle unfounded assumptions in thinking and how to move past them
Diana Libuda
May 18

Learn how humans faithfully pass along genetic information

Biologist Diana Libuda will talk about DNA and sperm development in a May 23 Quack Chat

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