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Science in the City

The Hamilton Spectator, in partnership with McMaster University, is sponsoring the Science in the City Lecture Series, an opportunity for the community to come out and hear what some of our fine minds are doing in engineering, science, health sciences, social sciences, business and humanities. We are also fortunate to have special guest lecturers, such as Pulitzer Prize winning author Chris Hedges and the President of the International Development Research Centre, Dr. David Malone, as well as acclaimed anthropologist Wade Davis, who will be our first three lecturers for the latest series. (**tickets are required for the Wade Davis lecture).

Lectures will be held in the McMaster Innovation Park, first floor conference room, 175 Longwood Road South in Hamilton or in the Hamilton Specator Auditorium, 44 Frid Street, Hamilton.

Map and Directions to the McMaster Innovation Park, 175 Longwood Avenue South.



The Hamilton Spectator Auditorium is located in the Hamilton Spectator at 44 Frid Street, south of Main Street West and west of Dundurn Street

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Upcoming Lectures 2010

Wednesday January 20, 2010
Food for Thought:
How we've dieted ourselves into obesity and what we can do to regain control

by Dr. Valerie Taylor

The Anti-Poverty Series
4 Lectures by Special guest lecturers Poverty Series (tba)

Past Lectures

Friday October 30, 2009
A special Author in the City lecture by acclaimed anthropologist, Wade Davis, who will be speaking at 7:30 pm at the McMaster Innovation Park. (THIS EVENT SOLD OUT)


Tuesday October 13, 2009

A special lecture by David Malone, President of the International Development Research Centre (lecture will be at the McMaster Innovation Park @ 7p.m.


Wednesday September 16, 2009

"Author in the City" a Special Guest Lecture by Chris Hedges, Pulitzer-Prize winning American journalist, author and veteran war correspondent 7:30 pm at the McMaster Innovation Park
Empire of Illusion: The End of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle

 

 

 

 
 
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