Sep
16
7:00 PM19:00
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Dec
6
9:30 AM09:30
SkeptiCamp NYC 2025
SkeptiCamp is like a science conference, except the content is provided by the attendees themselves! Anyone can be a presenter, as long as your topic has something to do with science and/or skepticism.
We hope that the sessions emerge as lively discussions, rather than straight-forward seminars. Presenters should be ready for challenging questions! Audience members can join us in-person OR virtually, but we ask that presenters attend in-person.
SkeptiCamp NYC 2025 is now accepting registrations! Registration is free of charge. Speakers are required to register on our website. Non-speaker attendees are encouraged to do so as well to join our community.
https://skepticampnyc.org
SkeptiCamp starts at 9:30 am and goes on until 6:00 pm on Saturday, December 6. Each lecture is approximately half an hour long. Late arrivals welcome. There will be lunch and rest breaks.
Dec
7
9:30 AM09:30
SkeptiCamp NYC 2024
SkeptiCamp is like a science conference, except the content is provided by the attendees themselves! Anyone can be a presenter, as long as your topic has something to do with science and/or skepticism.
We hope that the sessions emerge as lively discussions, rather than straight-forward seminars. Presenters should be ready for challenging questions! Audience members can join us in-person OR virtually, but we ask that presenters attend in-person.
SkeptiCamp NYC 2024 is now accepting registrations! Registration is free of charge. Speakers are required to register on our website. Non-speaker attendees are encouraged to do so as well to join our community.
SkeptiCamp starts at 9:30 am and goes on until 6:00 pm on Saturday, December 7. Each lecture is approximately half an hour long. Late arrivals welcome. There will be lunch and rest breaks.
Oct
16
4:00 PM16:00
Film Screening: "Science Friction" Presented by Brian Dunning
Live film screening presented by producer Brian Dunning.
Mar
13
3:00 PM15:00
Skeptics in the Diner - The truth and misconceptions of CRISPR
Join your fellow skeptics and critical-thinkers at our virtual diner to discuss these and other topics.
Feb
13
3:00 PM15:00
Skeptics in the Diner - The Philosophy of Star Trek
Join your fellow skeptics and critical-thinkers at our virtual diner to discuss these and other topics.
Dec
5
9:00 AM09:00
Skepticamp 2020
SkeptiCamp is like a science conference, except that its content is provided by the attendees themselves! Anyone can be a presenter, as long as your topic has something to do with science and/or skepticism.
Jun
17
7:00 PM19:00
Drinking Skeptically NYC
The original Drinking Skeptically chapter, now social distancing friendly!
May
24
8:00 PM20:00
Real ghost-busting with Kenny Biddle
New York City Skeptics is thrilled to welcome skeptical ghost-hunter extraordinaire Kenny Biddle for a "paranormal watch-along," as we check out some of the best evidence the OTHER guys can come up with and see how well it measures up.
May
23
3:00 PM15:00
Skeptics in the Diner - Energizing the base
Join your fellow skeptics and critical-thinkers at our virtual diner to discuss these and other topics.
May
20
7:00 PM19:00
Drinking Skeptically NYC
The original Drinking Skeptically chapter, now social distancing friendly!
Dec
7
9:00 AM09:00
Skepticamp 2019
SkeptiCamp is like a science conference, except that its content is provided by the attendees themselves! Anyone can be a presenter, as long as your topic has something to do with science and/or skepticism.
Nov
17
11:00 AM11:00
Exoplanets, Fermi's Paradox, and Memes with Dr. Caleb Scharf
Dr. Caleb Scharf will discuss recent work on studying climate states of terrestrial-type planets in preparation for future astronomical studies of other worlds. He'll also talk about new computer modeling work on the long-standing 'Fermi Paradox' - the absence of signs of interstellar civilizations in our galaxy - and an intriguing possible resolution, and some ideas about the nature of memes in the context of searching for signals from elsewhere in the universe.