National Evening of Science on Screen

March 28, 2017

This year, 29 theaters nationwide presented unique programming pairing a current, classic, cult, or documentary film with a lively introduction by a notable figure from the world of science, technology, or medicine.

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Hackers Hackers, hacking, and the Wild Web frontier we've lost

Computer Chess The age of digital anxiety: The decline of journey-thinking in the technology era

The Blair Witch Project The end of the world as we know it: The science of fear and horror movies

The Serengeti Rules Global warming, extinction, and alteration of the natural world

The Crow The social psychology of superheroes

Jurassic Park How to clone a dinosaur

Strange Brew Biology on tap

A Scanner Darkly Understanding harm reduction

Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story Elevating voices and bridging worlds for women in STEM

Kardia Advances in open-heart surgery

Beerfest Film and fermentation

A Fish Called Wanda Gettin’ schooled: Social behavior in fish

First Man The legacy of the moon landing

Children of the Universe Making sense of our connection to the universe

Dante's Peak Volcanic ash in Western Nebraska: past and future?

Over the Limit The psychology of elite athleticism

Andy Irons: Kissed by God Bipolar disorder and opioid addiction: myths vs reality

Ming of Harlem: Twenty One Storeys in the Air Wild lives: Ming of Harlem and Meshie the chimpanzee