Science Night

For the spookiest of seasons, we put together a special episode talking about death, body snatching, and being buried alive. Listen to the end for a dramatic reading of Edgar Allan Poe's "Premature Burial".

Performances by: Chris Goulet, Davis McGraw, James Reed, and Cody Sullivan

Jokers Lair by Coyote Hearing Studio | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8cr5jzteStl_1C3t1ie0wQ/

Lyra Mortis by Loopop | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-RA5BzE_BnZhf5iVdNF1hA/

Uncertainty by Arthur Vyncke | https://soundcloud.com/arthurvost

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Ellie is a biological anthropologist that studies bipedalism in humans and an anatomy instructor at the Keck School of Medicine at USC. She's also a good friend that I've been excited to introduce you all to!

Join us as we talk about miasma theory, the heroes of sanitation, and the development of medical masks. This is a clip from a live event that took place in the spring...when we were sure the pandemic would be over any minute.

Patrick Glauthier is a classicist that studies the development of scientific writing in ancient Rome. While this differs from our normal episode in the sense that Patrick is not a scientist, it's always good to look back at how we got to this point.

Talking binocular vision in an audio only format is not the easiest task, but I tried my best. This is an extremely brief overview of the human visual system, specifically the part that gives us great depth perception. Head on over to scinight.com for lots of links to help you visualize the visual system.

This is the audio from the Thursday 7/30 "Science of Science Fiction" panel. For video and the full Q&A make sure to check out the Indiana Sciences YouTube, and follow all of their social media.

Today's episode is a conversation with Emily Cooper. Emily is a neuroscientist that studies vision at UCal Berkeley. She also gets to implement her work into AR and VR technology.

Are the evolutionary lineages of apples and humans inescanbley linked? Find out how in this episode of Science Night!

more info and show notes can be found at scinight.com