The Science House Network brings scientists together with people outside their usual circle of friends and coworkers - such as entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, journalists, philanthropists, politicians and more. We might facilitate a discussion between an AI scientist and an angel investor, between a drosophila expert and a documentary filmmaker, between a chemist and a consulting firm, between a string theorist and a second grade class, or between a physicist and a politician.
We'll be holding frequent talks, educational sessions and informal discussions on all things science-related, and writing about the latest Science House news in our monthly newsletter.
Events are open to members of the Science House Network only. To join the network, click on the link below and create your member profile.
What The Network Offers
Science House will be hosting informal talks and educational sessions on topics ranging from the latest scientific research, to how scientists can become involved in politics and the media, to brainstorming new technologies to career opportunities in new growth areas in science. We'll also be offering opportunities to speak at our events to scientists and others in our network. Take a look at our upcoming events.
We'll be holding workshops for our members on topics such as interview skills, starting a high tech business, tips for making your science presentations more engaging, and finding job opportunities outside the lab.
Science House will be connecting scientists with job opportunities in both research and non-research areas. To hear about jobs in your area, join our network and tell us what you're looking for in your member profile.
Science House will be providing assistance to early stage startups by evaluating business ideas, providing patent advice, helping with the preparation of a business plan, and honing your pitch. We'll also be connecting scientists with investors and businesspeople who provide services to startups. Go to our Science House Capital page to find out more.
Science House will be a point of connection between scientists and the media, politicians, nonprofits and more. For example we may link up a journalist with a cell biologist, a politician with an advisor who is knowledgeable about renewable energy, or a school with volunteer scientists who can share their knowledge and passion for science with young students.
Learn more about advisory opportunities in the media and politics and see our webpage of science volunteer opportunities in New York City.
Science House Foundation will be funding projects that get kids excited about science. We'll also be talking about science education and distributing educational resources for kids and teachers, such as books and equipment.
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| Rob Carlson talks about his latest book "Biology is Technology" Sunday, March 14, 2010, 01PM - 04PM |
| Galileo - The First Intellectual Celebrity Friday, March 19, 2010, 07PM - 10PM |
| Astronomy & Cosmology Friday, March 26, 2010, 07PM - 09PM |
| April Pitch Meeting Friday, April 02, 2010, 07PM - 10PM |
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