Science Workshop—Fall 2022

Pathway near Dickinson, with green grass and trees

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Fridays 12:30-1:30 PM | Science Workshop is a weekly series of presentations and other events for students working in math and the sciences, as well as for the broader College community. Throughout the term we will host outside speakers and Bennington College faculty and students as they describe their research and its broader applications. 

Student REU & FWT Experience Talks

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The Earliest History of Eukaryotes: Integrating Biological and Geological Data

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An evolutionary perspective on avian population losses

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Mechanisms of circadian disruption: Describing the state of body clocks exposed to disrupted environmental rhythms

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"How do cells move and navigate complex environments?"

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Student REU Experiences Part Two

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Wild by Design: The Rise of Ecological Restoration, interview and Q&A with author Laura Martin

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Student REU Experiences Part Three

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