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Science History Institute

The Science History Institute will be closed Thursday, November 28, through Saturday, November 30, for the Thanksgiving holiday.

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DISTILLATIONS MAGAZINE

From the Front Line to the Freezer Aisle

How World War II changed the way we eat.

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EVENTS

First Friday: Cozy Chemistry

Indulge in some hot chocolate while you learn about the science behind keeping warm.

Friday, December 6 | 5pm-7pm

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THE DISAPPEARING SPOON PODCAST

Machiavellian Microbes

Parasites can force animals to do nefarious things by manipulating their minds—including, uncomfortably, the minds of human beings.

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EXHIBITIONS

Sensational Science: A Century of Microbe Hunters

Our new outdoor exhibition explores the nearly 100-year-old book that influenced generations of scientists.

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Lunchtime: The History of Science on the School Food Tray

From liver loaf to chicken nuggets, frozen peas to instant mashed potatoes, our latest exhibition explores the surprising story behind the school lunch with a journey through the history of carbohydrates, vitamins, calories, and the food pyramid.

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Applications for 2025–2026 Beckman Center Fellowships Now Open
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EXHIBITIONS

Consuming Women’s Healthcare
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SCIENTIFIC BIOGRAPHIES

Helia Bravo-Hollis

Collect. Preserve. Interpret. Share.

Through research, storytelling, public programming, and educational outreach, we reveal how science is embedded in our daily lives.

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