daVinci Art Science Roundtable

The daVinci art science roundtables are a facilitated monthly series of exploratory discussions for artists and scientists to talk about the culture of their two fields and how they might collaborate more meaningfully. Ultimately, the discussions also explore how collaborations intersect with public understanding of science. The roundtables began with the basic assumptions that discussion between the artists and scientists had the potential to create new knowledge and ideas that would be of interest to the participants and eventually to the public as well. Inspiration and observation are key components of the creative processes of both artists and scientists. Criticism is an essential part of science as a process for narrowing down possible answers to essential questions. Dr. Randy Schekman, a Nobel Prize winner challenges us with the idea that Scientific Journals improve science. Join us for this free event on Friday, December 13, 2024, from 1pm to 2pm EST.

daVinci Art Science Roundtable

The daVinci art science roundtables are a facilitated monthly series of exploratory discussions for artists and scientists to talk about the culture of their two fields and how they might collaborate more meaningfully. Ultimately, the discussions also explore how collaborations intersect with public understanding of science. The roundtables began with the basic assumptions that discussion between the artists and scientists had the potential to create new knowledge and ideas that would be of interest to the participants and eventually to the public as well. Inspiration and observation are key components of the creative processes of both artists and scientists. Can playing with ideas create new connections and ignite new pathways of discovery and innovation? We will explore the ideas through an NIH Journal Article on why hybrid approaches matter. Join us for this free event on Friday, November 8, 2024, from 1pm to 2pm EST.

daVinci Art Science Roundtable

The daVinci art science roundtables are a facilitated monthly series of exploratory discussions for artists and scientists to talk about the culture of their two fields and how they might collaborate more meaningfully. Ultimately, the discussions also explore how collaborations intersect with public understanding of science. The roundtables began with the basic assumptions that discussion between the artists and scientists had the potential to create new knowledge and ideas that would be of interest to the participants and eventually to the public as well. In this special daVinci Art Science Roundtable, we will learn from three poets how to create poetry that speaks to scientific ideas and concepts in new ways. Come explore with us the amazing ways in which the art of poetry can engage us in a deeper exploration of science. Join us for this free event on Friday, October 11, 2024, from 1pm to 2pm EST.

daVinci Art Science Roundtable

The daVinci art science roundtables are a facilitated monthly series of exploratory discussions for artists and scientists to talk about the culture of their two fields and how they might collaborate more meaningfully. Ultimately, the discussions also explore how collaborations intersect with public understanding of science. The roundtables began with the basic assumptions that discussion between the artists and scientists had the potential to create new knowledge and ideas that would be of interest to the participants and eventually to the public as well. How do we break down the artificial barriers between art and science? Can true collaboration lead to a greater understanding of the world around us? We will explore the ways we can engage artists with the sciences by a look at the EOS Journal Article on the recent rejection of the separation and ways scientists are engaging with artists in exciting new collaborations. Join us for this free event on Friday, September 13, 2024, from 1pm to 2pm EST.

daVinci Art Science Roundtable

The daVinci art science roundtables are a facilitated monthly series of exploratory discussions for artists and scientists to talk about the culture of their two fields and how they might collaborate more meaningfully. Ultimately, the discussions also explore how collaborations intersect with public understanding of science. The roundtables began with the basic assumptions that discussion between the artists and scientists had the potential to create new knowledge and ideas that would be of interest to the participants and eventually to the public as well. We will explore the Gaia Hypothesis through a revisit of the landmark book by James Lovelock and a recent article updating the premises put forward in the 1970’s. What does this mean for life on Earth during our present-day challenges and for the quest for extraterrestrial life in the Universe? Join us for this free event on Friday, August 9, 2024, from 1pm to 2pm EST.