SCIENCE ON TAP
Boise Science on Tap brings monthly science talks to Boise Brewing, featuring expert speakers for audiences of all backgrounds.
Join us for enlightening discussions and engaging content that will spark your curiosity and broaden your knowledge.
2nd Monday of every month
September - May
5:30 - 6:30 pm
Free to attend
All ages welcome
First beer half off!
Upcoming Event...
March 2nd, 2026
*new date this month*
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Birds are Dinosaurs
Dr. Daniel Luna,
Assistant Clinical Professor in the
Department of Geosciences
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Over the last three decades an overwhelming scientific consensus has emerged: Birds are dinosaurs! But what exactly does this mean and how do we know this? In this talk, Dr. Luna will explain where birds fit into the evolutionary tree of dinosaurs and how the characteristics that we associate with birds today (e.g., wishbones, feathers, flight) evolved during the age of dinosaurs. You’ll be introduced to some extraordinary fossils, and you’ll never look at our feathered friends the same way!
Other Events...
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2026 AMS Einstein Public Lecture
American Mathematical Society
March 7-8, 2026,
Boise State University
The AMS Einstein Public Lecture in Mathematics is an annual invited address given by a mathematician about a compelling mathematical topic of broad appeal.
The 2026 Einstein Public Lecture will be given by Linda Furuto, University of Hawaiʻi at Manoa titled:
Voyaging Toward Mathematical Unity Through Ethnomathematics

