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SUMMARY:Telluride Science Town Talks
DESCRIPTION:Big science. Small town. Every Tuesday from June 9- August 11\,  Telluride Science invites the public to sit down with some of the world’s most brilliant researchers for a conversation that might just change how you see the world. Town Talks cover everything from quantum computing and climate solutions to the latest in medicine and energy — accessible\, thought-provoking\, and completely free. Please note\, there is no Town Talk on July 7. \nAll Town Talks will be held at the Telluride Conference Center in Mountain Village (with the exception of July 28) . Town Talks start at 6:30 pm (doors open at 6 pm).The schedule is as follows: \n\nJune 9: Can we change the weather (And do we really want to?) by Derek Posselt NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory\nJune 16: Good Vibrations – Water\, Proteins\, and the Molecular Motions that Make Biology Possible by  Matthias Heyden\, Arizona State Univ.\nJune 23: Small molecule Activation at the Origins of Life  by David Lacy\,  University of Buffalo\nJune 30: A Shape-Shifting Protein That May Hold the Key to Early Detection of Brain Diseases by Lukasz Joachimiak  UT Southwestern Medical Center\nJuly 14: Breakthroughs in RNA Science: From Basic Research to Medicine by Phil Bevilacqua\, Penn State University\nJuly 21: Title TBD by Clodagh O’Shea\, Salk Institute for Biological Studies\nJuly 28: The Dual Challenge: Climate and Energy  by Guy Brasseur\, NCAR and Max Planck Institute for Meteorology; Georgina Campell\, Greentown Labs; and Jeff Gulder\, Arizona Public Service Company and Pinnacle West. This special Town Talk is at the  Sheridan Opera House \nAugust 4: Single Molecule Views of Nature’s Nanomachines by Taekjip Ha Harvard Medical School\, Boston Children’s Hospital\nAugust 11: Title TBD Joonho Lee\, Harvard University
URL:https://koto.org/event/telluride-science-town-talks/2026-06-09/
LOCATION:Telluride Conference Center\, 580 Mountain Village Blvd.\, Mountain Village\, 81435\, United States
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SUMMARY:Telluride Science Town Talks
DESCRIPTION:Big science. Small town. Every Tuesday from June 9- August 11\,  Telluride Science invites the public to sit down with some of the world’s most brilliant researchers for a conversation that might just change how you see the world. Town Talks cover everything from quantum computing and climate solutions to the latest in medicine and energy — accessible\, thought-provoking\, and completely free. Please note\, there is no Town Talk on July 7. \nAll Town Talks will be held at the Telluride Conference Center in Mountain Village (with the exception of July 28) . Town Talks start at 6:30 pm (doors open at 6 pm).The schedule is as follows: \n\nJune 9: Can we change the weather (And do we really want to?) by Derek Posselt NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory\nJune 16: Good Vibrations – Water\, Proteins\, and the Molecular Motions that Make Biology Possible by  Matthias Heyden\, Arizona State Univ.\nJune 23: Small molecule Activation at the Origins of Life  by David Lacy\,  University of Buffalo\nJune 30: A Shape-Shifting Protein That May Hold the Key to Early Detection of Brain Diseases by Lukasz Joachimiak  UT Southwestern Medical Center\nJuly 14: Breakthroughs in RNA Science: From Basic Research to Medicine by Phil Bevilacqua\, Penn State University\nJuly 21: Title TBD by Clodagh O’Shea\, Salk Institute for Biological Studies\nJuly 28: The Dual Challenge: Climate and Energy  by Guy Brasseur\, NCAR and Max Planck Institute for Meteorology; Georgina Campell\, Greentown Labs; and Jeff Gulder\, Arizona Public Service Company and Pinnacle West. This special Town Talk is at the  Sheridan Opera House \nAugust 4: Single Molecule Views of Nature’s Nanomachines by Taekjip Ha Harvard Medical School\, Boston Children’s Hospital\nAugust 11: Title TBD Joonho Lee\, Harvard University
URL:https://koto.org/event/telluride-science-town-talks/2026-06-16/
LOCATION:Telluride Conference Center\, 580 Mountain Village Blvd.\, Mountain Village\, 81435\, United States
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SUMMARY:Telluride Science Town Talks
DESCRIPTION:Big science. Small town. Every Tuesday from June 9- August 11\,  Telluride Science invites the public to sit down with some of the world’s most brilliant researchers for a conversation that might just change how you see the world. Town Talks cover everything from quantum computing and climate solutions to the latest in medicine and energy — accessible\, thought-provoking\, and completely free. Please note\, there is no Town Talk on July 7. \nAll Town Talks will be held at the Telluride Conference Center in Mountain Village (with the exception of July 28) . Town Talks start at 6:30 pm (doors open at 6 pm).The schedule is as follows: \n\nJune 9: Can we change the weather (And do we really want to?) by Derek Posselt NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory\nJune 16: Good Vibrations – Water\, Proteins\, and the Molecular Motions that Make Biology Possible by  Matthias Heyden\, Arizona State Univ.\nJune 23: Small molecule Activation at the Origins of Life  by David Lacy\,  University of Buffalo\nJune 30: A Shape-Shifting Protein That May Hold the Key to Early Detection of Brain Diseases by Lukasz Joachimiak  UT Southwestern Medical Center\nJuly 14: Breakthroughs in RNA Science: From Basic Research to Medicine by Phil Bevilacqua\, Penn State University\nJuly 21: Title TBD by Clodagh O’Shea\, Salk Institute for Biological Studies\nJuly 28: The Dual Challenge: Climate and Energy  by Guy Brasseur\, NCAR and Max Planck Institute for Meteorology; Georgina Campell\, Greentown Labs; and Jeff Gulder\, Arizona Public Service Company and Pinnacle West. This special Town Talk is at the  Sheridan Opera House \nAugust 4: Single Molecule Views of Nature’s Nanomachines by Taekjip Ha Harvard Medical School\, Boston Children’s Hospital\nAugust 11: Title TBD Joonho Lee\, Harvard University
URL:https://koto.org/event/telluride-science-town-talks/2026-06-23/
LOCATION:Telluride Conference Center\, 580 Mountain Village Blvd.\, Mountain Village\, 81435\, United States
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SUMMARY:Telluride Science Town Talks
DESCRIPTION:Big science. Small town. Every Tuesday from June 9- August 11\,  Telluride Science invites the public to sit down with some of the world’s most brilliant researchers for a conversation that might just change how you see the world. Town Talks cover everything from quantum computing and climate solutions to the latest in medicine and energy — accessible\, thought-provoking\, and completely free. Please note\, there is no Town Talk on July 7. \nAll Town Talks will be held at the Telluride Conference Center in Mountain Village (with the exception of July 28) . Town Talks start at 6:30 pm (doors open at 6 pm).The schedule is as follows: \n\nJune 9: Can we change the weather (And do we really want to?) by Derek Posselt NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory\nJune 16: Good Vibrations – Water\, Proteins\, and the Molecular Motions that Make Biology Possible by  Matthias Heyden\, Arizona State Univ.\nJune 23: Small molecule Activation at the Origins of Life  by David Lacy\,  University of Buffalo\nJune 30: A Shape-Shifting Protein That May Hold the Key to Early Detection of Brain Diseases by Lukasz Joachimiak  UT Southwestern Medical Center\nJuly 14: Breakthroughs in RNA Science: From Basic Research to Medicine by Phil Bevilacqua\, Penn State University\nJuly 21: Title TBD by Clodagh O’Shea\, Salk Institute for Biological Studies\nJuly 28: The Dual Challenge: Climate and Energy  by Guy Brasseur\, NCAR and Max Planck Institute for Meteorology; Georgina Campell\, Greentown Labs; and Jeff Gulder\, Arizona Public Service Company and Pinnacle West. This special Town Talk is at the  Sheridan Opera House \nAugust 4: Single Molecule Views of Nature’s Nanomachines by Taekjip Ha Harvard Medical School\, Boston Children’s Hospital\nAugust 11: Title TBD Joonho Lee\, Harvard University
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LOCATION:Telluride Conference Center\, 580 Mountain Village Blvd.\, Mountain Village\, 81435\, United States
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