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Science Speakeasy - A Giant Advantage: Baseball in Our Bones User Submitted

When: Wed., July 12, 6-9 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-561-4646
Email: speakeasy@leakeyfoundation.org
Price: $10-$15
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Science Speakeasy is getting in the game with an all-star lineup of speakers who will explore how science has shaped the sport of baseball. This special event, July 12 from 6-9pm at Public Works, features cocktails, food, music and activities, all paired with interactive scientific discussions. Join evolutionary biologist Dr. Nathan Young and Dr. Ken Akizuki, team surgeon for the San Francisco Giants, as they discuss what makes the human shoulder so unique when it comes to America’s favorite pastime.
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