Living Light: The Art & Science of Bioluminescence
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Science: Prof. J. Woodland Hastings, a pioneer researcher in the world of bioluminescence and circadian biology, looks at how marine organisms like dinoflagellates, jellies, and bacteria produce biological light.
Art: KMD performs Aqua Borealis, a dance of traveling biolumes, rainbowed sculpture and liquid-light, inspired by deep-sea exploration and marine organisms that use light and movement to communicate in the ocean.
Passion: Dr. Sylvia Earle has led more than 60 ocean expeditions worldwide culminating in over 7,000 hours underwater. Named by Time Magazine as the first “Hero for the Planet,' she received a TED award in 2009 and launched the Mission Blue Foundation, which aims to establish marine protected areas around the globe.
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Free ($5-10 dollar suggested donation)
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www.hmnh.harvard.edu/lectures_and_special_events/index.php#living
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One Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA, 02138 map
Phone: 617-495-3045
Take the Red Line T to Harvard Square.
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