In partnership with UMKC, Science on Tap is an ongoing series (Every 3rd Thursday) that allows attendees to learn something new. Life is one big classroom, and so is our taproom! Enjoy a 45-minute lecture with Q&A and social networking with science researchers and professionals. View upcoming topics and speakers below. Grab a pint, and unlock the discovery of new scientific topics.
July 17th: Matt Gratton on Arousability in Sleep: Light vs Deep Sleepers
Why are some people so hard to wake up? And why do some people sleep like a rock? In this talk we will explore the differences in arousability during sleep, and talk about why this matters! Will also discuss what impacts your sleeping style, such as age, gender, and mental health.
August 21st: Daniel Maitland on How Loneliness Gets Under the Skin
Loneliness is as deadly as smoking 15 cigarettes a day, even after accounting for alcohol use, physical activity, diet, and smoking. Despite increasing attention, there’s still widespread misunderstanding about what causes loneliness and how it affects our health. Help your well-being by joining me (and a crowd of friendly strangers) as we unpack the science of loneliness and how it can kill you.
