Other recent episodes featured the musician Stephen Nachmanovitch known for his improvisations and teaching of free play, Dr. Akiko Iwasaki who speaks about how important a diversity of perspectives is to solving the multi-layered puzzles that science presents and the Google Co-scientist team who talk about how AI can intersect with human creativity in science. If you are not already a listener why not subscribe today? You can find the podcast on all platforms and there is more information here.
🖥️ In September we added new programs: the
Night Science Seminars, where speakers combine a science talk with descriptions of their creative process and behind-the-scenes looks at how projects developed. This online series is off to a great start - we have had three exciting talks already, and a new one coming up in December (check it out below👇🏼). You can subscribe to the series and catch up on talks you missed
here.
💬 We also launched an
online community to support the movement - it is still growing, and is a great place to meet other people interested in scientific creativity. Why not sign up today and meet some new Night Science enthusiasts? We support local chapters, talk about the book club and share our own scientific and creative journeys.
🎁 Lastly if you are looking for a holiday gift for that special someone in your life, why not check out the Night Science merch? A mug or our "a hypothesis is a liability" tee might be just what they are hoping for!
As always, the Institute works for you - our community - and we are always grateful for feedback and ideas. Please reach out at oliver@night-science.org. The newsletter will be back on January 6th, 2026!
Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year from the Night Science Institute
