NeuroNight SF
Registration is available both on Luma and via neuronightsf.org.
NeuroNight SF is a free neuroscience mixer for college and university students and professionals who are curious about the brain. Meet new people, play brain games, enjoy appetizers and drinks, and catch short, fun Mini Keynote talks on where neuroscience can take you. Come curious. Leave connected.
Schedule 5:00 PM Mix and mingle 5:30 PM Mini Keynote talks 5:50 PM Brain games and connecting: fool your brain with illusions, watch your own brainwaves, stamp your neuron passport, and pin where you're from on the connectome map 6:45 PM Raffle (must be present to win). Prizes include tickets to Protocols with Dr. Andrew Huberman that night at 7:30 PM at the Masonic.
Who should come: community college and university students (any major), recent grads, career-changers and working professionals. No neuroscience background needed.
Where: Bamboo Room (Room 402), CCSF Chinatown/North Beach Center, 808 Kearny St (at Washington St), San Francisco. A large room with a city-view patio.
This event is 18+. All drinks served are non-alcoholic mocktails. Organized by Manuel Cardona and supported by Alpha Beta Gamma Business Honors Society, City College of San Francisco (abgccsf.org). NeuroNight SF is an independent event and isn't affiliated with Huberman Lab.
Questions: hello@neuronightsf.org