Fox Valley Science Society
First Wednesday of Each Month
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6:00 pm
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First Wednesday of Each Month | 6:00 pm |
The Fox Valley Science Society is a community for curious minds—whether you’re a scientist by training, a lifelong nerd, or just someone who likes asking good questions and following where they lead.
We host informal talks, discussions, and events centered around science, critical thinking, and curiosity about the world. Topics range widely and accessibly, with an emphasis on learning together rather than lecturing at one another. No lab coat required.
This is a welcoming, inclusive, and neurodivergent-friendly space where it’s okay to get excited, go deep, ask “wait, how does that actually work?”, and occasionally nerd out a little too hard. All backgrounds, identities, and levels of expertise are welcome—as long as you come in good faith and with respect for others.
If you like science, conversation, and community (and maybe a beverage while you’re at it), you’ve found your people.
January’s Speaker
January 7th, 2026 | Presentation starts at 6pm
Join us for an engaging exploration of Cryo-EM research with Ph.D. Researchers
Colin Hemme, Ph.D. candidate Roma Broadberry, and Postdoctoral Researcher Alex Duckwort.
Presentation will include flash talks, bingo, trivia, and prizes.
Please arrive early to avoid long drink lines and get a comfy seat.
Past Presentations