Author: Olivia Koski
New York Science Events This Week | November 15th – 21st, 2010
The holiday season officially starts on Saturday when the New York Botanical Garden kicks-off its annual Holiday Train Show.
New York City Science Events This Week | November 8th-14th, 2010
What do bed bugs, laser weapons, and democracy have in common? Nerd Nite!
New York City Science Events for the Week of October 30th
Anna Ziegler illuminates just how convoluted scientific breakthroughs can be in her play about Rosalind Franklin’s role in the discovery of DNA
New York City Science Events for the Week of October 24th
Go chuck a pumpkin this week at the New York Hall of Science
New York City Science Events Week of October 17th
Scientists take on the arts this week in a full-on smackdown
New York City Science Events Week of October 10th
It’s a busy week for Gotham’s science enthusiasts, especially on Tuesday
Urban Scientist Happenings Week of October 3rd
Single nerds hope to find love this Friday down under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass.
Urban Scientist’s Happenings Week of September 26th
This week’s events involve analog television, the psychogeography of our urban environment, and networking with the movers and shakers of New York’s technology scene.
Urban Scientist’s Happenings Week of September 19
The autumnal equinox will occur for New Yorkers on September 22nd at 11:09 p.m.
New York City Science Happenings Fall 2010
The Urban Scientist is back and excited for a science-filled Autumn in New York City!
Urban Scientist’s Happenings Week of September 12
BioBus at the HOWL Festival in the East Village Sunday, 12 September, 2010 Starting at 12:00 PM Tompkins Square Park
Amateur Fusioneer Dreams of Clean Energy
Mark Suppes hopes to solve the world’s energy problems with limitless cheap, clean energy — on a tabletop
Shredding On A Tricked Out Electric Violin
This evening at the Union Square subway station a large crowd gathered around a violinist rocking his heart out.
Bald Eagles on the Hudson River
Once on the brink of extinction, bald eagles are making a home for themselves near New York City
Scientific Curiosity Can Be Mistaken For Terrorism
The Urban Scientist’s interest in city power plant sparks suspicion
Nerds Gather at Galapagos Art Space
Take a peek at the coolest and nerdiest social gathering in town.
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Up And Down Are Big
We don’t usually associate movement with size. Saying that “up” and “down” are big is nonsensical. A dimension is a dimension is a dimension. Right?
![Spotting an eagle near Croton point. [Credit: Olivia Koski]](http://scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/IMG_5776-160x90.jpg)
Rally for the Future at the New York Tech Meetup
A Bizarre and Slightly Awkward End To An Otherwise Fairly Interesting Evening
Why Can’t You Use Cell Phones on Airplanes?
Wireless technology has improved, but the ban still holds…for now.
The Singularity Summit Was Near; It Has Now Come and Gone
A weekend conference on crazy ideas about the future that may not be so crazy.
