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Science Matters
To celebrate our Ten Year Anniversary at Imagine Science Films, we are adding to our international festival roster a series of pop-up events in New York City, Science Matters.

The purpose is to foster active dialogue between scientists and filmmakers year round. Each Science Matters will be structured around a timely theme, coordinated with the release of original film content and a new of issue of Labocine, our publicly available science film archive.

Previous Science Matters participants include Noah Hutton, Emily Driscoll, and Flora Lichtman & Sharon Shattuck. The next will take place Monday, May 1st, and feature neuroscientist Daniela Schiller and filmmaker Liron Unreich presenting and discussing their award-winning film Reconsolidation.

Themes will be structured around timely and culturally-relevant scientific issues.

Topics in the pipeline include: Environmental-Friendly Cinema: Activism in Documentary and Fiction, Citizen Science: What's happening now, 2050 (Envisioning the near future), Cyborgs and Hybrids, Urban Wildlife: How we encroach on the natural world, Transmissions from the Supercollider, and New Techniques in Science Film.
Themes will be structured around timely and culturally-relevant scientific issues. Topics in the pipeline include: Environmental-Friendly Cinema: Activism in Documentary and Fiction, Citizen Science: What's happening now, 2050 (Envisioning the near future), Cyborgs and Hybrids, Urban Wildlife: How we encroach on the natural world, Transmissions from the Supercollider, and New Techniques in Science Film.
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