Science Night Out: Human Nature

A young child looks at a small test tube held by a gloved hand.
Event starts on this day

May

1

2025

Event starts at this time 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm
In Person (view details)
Cost: $13, $8 with promo code TXSCIENCE
Watch an award-winning film about CRISPR and enjoy a conversation with a UT scientist, as part of our series with the Long Center for the Performing Arts.

Description

A powerful new technology called CRISPR might eradicate all genetic disease. It might also let us rewrite our DNA, engineer our children, and alter life as we know it. “Human Nature” investigates the challenging ethical choices that could alter the future of humanity. “Human Nature” has been nominated for three Emmy Awards, including for Outstanding Science & Technology Documentary.

Molecular biosciences associate professor David Taylor will join a conversation after the film and take questions from the audience.


Each event in the Science Night Out series will feature an in-person presentation and a science-themed documentary from Sandbox Films, the Oscar-nominated production studio that illuminates the art and beauty of scientific inquiry: humankind’s weird, messy, brilliant way of navigating the world.

Earlier events in this series included “Black Holes: The Edge of All We Know” on March 1 at the Texas Science Festival (Feb. 21-Mar. 6) and “The Arc of Oblivion.” 

Location

The Long Center for the Performing Arts

Use promo code TXSCIENCE to receive $5 off of the $13 ticket price.

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