Book-loving UUs come together to explore science and history topics in-depth. How is life fundamentally interconnected? How has society’s understanding of our universe evolved? Join us as we discuss “The […]
Book-loving UUs come together to explore science and history topics in-depth. How is life fundamentally interconnected? How has society’s understanding of our universe evolved? Join us as we discuss “The […]
Book-loving UUs come together to explore science and history topics in-depth. How is life fundamentally interconnected? How has society’s understanding of our universe evolved? Join us as we discuss “Are […]
Book-loving UUs come together to explore science and history topics in-depth. How is life fundamentally interconnected? How has society’s understanding of our universe evolved? Join us as we discuss Artificial […]
“Firestorm: How Wildfire Will Shape Our Future,” by Edward Struzik asks: Is there a responsible way to approach the inevitable? All book lovers are welcome.
Scientists have always kept secrets. But rarely have the secrets been as vital as they were during World War II. All book lovers are welcome.
Booklovers come together to explore science and history topics in-depth. This month we will discuss "What is Life? How Chemistry Becomes Biology" by Addy Pross. Living organisms obey all of the laws of physics and chemistry, but they are so much more.
Booklovers come together to explore science and history topics in-depth. We will discuss “Rules of Contagion: Why Things Spread and Why They Stop,” by Adam Kucharski.
We will discuss “Wonderful Life: The Burgess Shale and the Nature of History,” by Stephen Jay Gould.
Booklovers come together to explore science and history topics in-depth. We will discuss “Math Without Numbers” by Milo Beckman.
Spillover, a book by David Quammen, was published before our most recent pandemic, but looking for emergent diseases and trying to avert them is a 24/7 project. Every year, several diseases from animals are identified.