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The Woods Hole Film Festival season series WHFF Virtual presents the documentary NEVER TOO LATE: THE DOC SEVERINSEN STORY, including an online Q&A with Doc Severinsen himself, along with the ...
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The Woods Hole Film Festival season series WHFF Virtual presents the award winning narrative feature, TOPRAK, including an online Q&A with the filmmakers on Saturday, April 10 at 7pm EST. ABOUT THE FILM: TOPRAK is the dramatic story of a simple family in rural Turkey dealing with poverty, family traditions, and religious heritage. Since the ...
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The Woods Hole Film Festival season series WHFF Virtual presents the award winning narrative feature, OLYMPIA, including an online Q&A with the filmmakers on Saturday, April 24 at 7pm EST. ABOUT THE FILM: In the same vein as Albert Maysles’ "Iris," this sublimely intimate fly-on-the-wall verité documentary tells the poignant story of a woman finding ...
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The Woods Hole Film Festival season series WHFF Virtual presents the documentary feature, JIM ALLISON: BREAKTHROUGH, from Thursday, May 6 through Sunday, May 9, including an online Q&A with the director Bill Haney on Saturday, May 8 at 7:00 pm ET. ABOUT THE FILM: Jim Allison received the 2018 Nobel Prize for discovering the immune ...
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Scientists can have fun and adventure. Dr. Springer’s lecture will provide four insights into how. Making discoveries: How do the white cells in our blood recognize other cells or exit the bloodstream to fight cancer or infection? The discovery of adhesion molecules, including integrins, using antibodies unveiled the answer. Unraveling mechanisms: How do integrins transduce ...
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The collection and open release of the most highly standardized and diverse environmental data in the U.S. by the NSF National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) are facilitating new pathways of discovery across the sciences. These big data and massive samples, acquired at sites across the U.S. through the coordinated efforts of humans and technology, provision ...
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Join us in-person in the Cornelia Clapp (formerly Lillie) Auditorium or attend virtually. Social distancing and masking will be required for in-person attendance. Limited seating available. The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation does many things for which it is well-known around the world, including the MacArthur Fellows program and support for public media. ...
Read More about MBL Falmouth Forum: “From the MacArthur Fellows to Investing in Climate Solutions” – John Palfrey, President, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
The second in a series to plan for climate change resiliency in Woods Hole, MA Join us for an in-depth discussion of how the ResilientWoodsHole initiative is planning to ensure the future of our vibrant seaside community. Woods Hole is a productive blue economy and residential village facing major climate impacts—including sea-level rise and coastal ...
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The Woods Hole Film Festival season series WHFF Virtual kicks off with the return of WHFF alum Jay Craven's new feature film, JACK LONDON'S MARTIN EDEN, including an online Q&A with Jay on Saturday, December 18 at 7pm EST. ABOUT THE FILM: Set in 1909 and produced on Nantucket, ''Jack London’s Martin Eden'' tells the ...
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Virtual book reading of I AM EVERY GOOD THING and The Me I Choose to Be, in partnership with Footprints Café Read by Stefanie Corbin, owner of Footprints Café. The books are appropriate for ages ~4-8. Footprints Cafe is a black, woman-owned, bookstore. A place where inclusivity and diversity is celebrated and honored. A bookstore ...
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Introducing Jacqueline Hartman, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer for the town of Falmouth. Ms. Hartman will be interviewed by George Liles (NOAA Fisheries’ Director of Academic Programs and co-founder and director of the Partnership in Education Program (PEP) and will answer questions from the audience at our February 9th conversation. Register for this (zoom) event ...
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Human Nature Film screening, in partnership with the Woods Hole Film Festival Film trailer: https://vimeo.com/321559059 Film access is free through this link. It is available from Thursday, February 10th at 8 am through Sunday, February 13th at 11:59 pm: https://www.goelevent.com/WoodsHoleFilmFest/e/WHFFVirtualHumanNature Synopsis: A breakthrough called CRISPR has given us unprecedented control over the basic building blocks ...
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