Science on Tap is a weekly Friday afternoon social where members of the Martinos community gather to eat, maybe have a libation or two, and get to know each other’s work a little better. Every meeting features a 10 to 15 minute talk by a Martinos investigator about his or her latest research, including work in progress, or not yet published efforts, followed by informal discussion over chips and guacamole!
The videos below show many of these presentations, and thus open a window onto the cutting-edge research under way at the Martinos Center.
Seminar Organizers:
- Maaike van den Boomen, Founder (05/2018 – present)
- John Samuelsson, Founder (05/2018 – present)
- Patricia Cirillo, (04/2019 – present)
If you’re interested in presenting your work at an upcoming Science on Tap seminar, email the seminar organizers.
Science on Tap Presentations
Science Rehashed
Hope For Sight Initiative - a mission to help people see again
Women in Science Fall Series + Structure + Elections
Heartbeat-to-heartbeat Cardiac Tissue Characterization
Neuro-rehabilitative strategies to improve treatment outcomes in bipolar disorder
Commercializing science: funding your research while founding your company
How does the brain solve simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM)?
Multimodal investigation of corticolimbic networks: A TMS-MR-PET study
Imaging Fast Haemodynamic Responses with High Spatiotemporal Resolution fMRI
View the full Science on Tap playlist here