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Science on Tap
Meet, drink and talk science during Loudoun County Public Library's series for adults 21 and older. Of the endless mental feats we engage in, predictions are among the most common and the least noticed. Regardless of whether the prediction is made by a biological system or engineered one, to make a prediction a model is needed to infer the future state of something form its past states. This month, Anthony Leonardo of Janelia Research Campus explores how models and inferences are…
Find out more »Funky Face- Blood Orange Gose Release
Funky Face is a collection of beers that explore the tart and sour side of craft beer. This Blood Orange Gose is refreshingly tart and salty with a citrusy punch that will have you coming back for more. Available on draft and in 16 oz. six-packs. Join us on June 8th for it's release starting at 2:30 PM. Basic Burger will be here serving up food while Clark Peklo is live from 6:30-9:30 PM.
Find out more »Year of the Ox 2018
Come celebrate the Year of the Ox with us! Music: Andy Hawk Band 12 PM- 2:45 PM Mandatory Recess 3:30 PM- 6 PM Food: Bacon & Ed's Killer Tomato
Find out more »Happier Place- I am Brut IPA Release
Food: The Frenchmen Music: Felix Pickles 7-10 PM
Find out more »Citrus Wheat Release
Parallel Food Truck Matt Miller 6:30-9:30 PM
Find out more »Science on Tap
Meet, drink and talk science during Loudoun County Public Library's series for adults 21 and older. This month, Peter Wilcyznski will provide an overview of NASA's Science Mission Directorate (SMD) to include updates in Planetary Science, Astrophysics, Heliophysics, Earth Science and NASA's reimbursable program mission areas. He will also discuss SMD's goals in the areas of Advancing National Science and Exploration, Safeguarding and Improving Life and Executing a Balanced and Integrated Science Program. Future missions worth watching will be highlighted. Peter…
Find out more »Tales and Ales
Tales and Ales was created to foster community through storytelling—the funny, the sad, the inspiring, the mind-changing. No notes. No props. No more than 5 minutes. Want the mic? Submit your story along with a one-sentence bio to [email protected] by June 24. Video submissions (for our eyes only) are preferred, but email us your contact info if you want to submit your story over the phone.
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Meet, drink and talk science during Loudoun County Public Library's series for adults 21 and older. This month, Janelia Research Campus senior fellow Ulrike Heberlein will discuss the brain mechanisms that lead to addiction, a major problem in medicine and society today. She will describe the development of the fruit fly as a model system to unravel the genetic and environmental underpinnings of alcoholism. Natural rewards (such as sex) and drug rewards (such as alchohol) and how they interact in the brain…
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