The Flandrau Science Center will hold a “Science Café” on April 12, 2011 at 6:00-7:30 p.m. A Science Café is a casual forum for people to meet and discuss a particular science topic with a UA scientist in the relaxed atmosphere of a local restaurant.
Dr. Mary Peterson, director of the UA Cognitive Science Program and UA professor will discuss “Mind Games: What Optical Illusions Tell Us About the Brain” and an understanding of how humans perceive the world in three dimensions when the receptors life on the retina, a flat surface. Dr. Peterson will demonstrate some of these optical illusions and lead a discussion on what they reveal about the brain.
The Science Café will be held at Cushing Street Bar & Restaurant located on the corner of Cushing Street & Meyer Avenue in Downtown Tucson, across the street from the Convention Center. Complimentary, lighted, on-site parking is available on the east side of the restaurant.
To learn more about the Science Café discussion, go to http://www.flandrau.org/2011/04/11/scien
To learn more about the Flandrau Science Center, go to http://www.flandrau.org/
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