Story Collider-St. Louis CONDITIONS: at the St. Louis Science Center

Have you ever let expectations shape your career? Assumed you couldn't do something — only to prove yourself wrong? Science strives for objectivity, but human nature isn't always so simple.

Our June 5th St. Louis Story Collider show is all about the ways we're conditioned to make choices.

Join us in the beautiful OMNIMAX Theater at the St. Louis Science Center for more real-life stories about science! 🎫Tickets $10 @stlpr.org/events.


STORYTELLERS:

SARAH ENGLAND spent years in the lab, dedicated to researching and reducing adverse birth outcomes. Suddenly she finds herself approaching the issue from a legislative perspective as a research fellow for Hillary Clinton.

KASEY FOWLER-FINN is fascinated by insect acoustics, and what they mean for mating and the environment. Nobody expected she would be able to recreate cicada rhythms in her lab, but that tune will change by the end of her story.

ADAM REMBERT was always a self-described impatient kid, eager for results right away. Hear his journey to reconcile that part of his nature, with the long-term focus required of a career in conservation.

SEANNA LEATH grew up in a religious upbringing, packed with expectations for who she was and what her life would be. Hear how she broke free and set her own conditions.

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