Saturday Science

Visitors experiencing the wonders of the brain at last year's Saturday Science (Credit: Michael DiVito/Columbia University).

Saturday Science at Home - socially distanced and safe!

Join us this Halloween weekend and throughout November for Saturday Science Haunted Home Edition!

Find out how to collect a science kit (or make your own) and all the details of our virtual events here.

You must wear a mask and follow social distancing requirements to collect a kit. If you don’t have a mask, we will provide you with one. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Questions?

Email us at programs@zi.columbia.edu.

Saturday Science is brought to you by Columbia's Zuckerman Institute in partnership with BioBus, Columbia University Neuroscience Outreach, Columbia Neuroscience Society and with support from the National Science Foundation's NeuroNex Award DBI-1707398 and Apple Bank.

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The Zuckerman Institute’s Education Lab on Columbia’s Manhattanville campus hosts a variety of hands-on brain science programs for people of all ages in the local community.

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Related Programs at Columbia

BioBus
Providing more than 30,000 students with a hands-on introduction to science each year
Columbia Neuroscience Society
Aiming to create a community among Columbia undergrads with an interest in neuroscience
Columbia University Neuroscience Outreach
Seeking to foster a lifelong interest in the brain and in science among New York City school students and families

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