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DESCRIPTION:Virtual event description: \n\nA symposium on the stories\, inn
 ovations\, and scientific discoveries fueled and supported by extraordinar
 y friendships.\n\nPresentations:\n\n\n	Fossils\, Friendship and Scientific 
 Connections: Exploring the Unsettling Lives and Correspondence of Gordon H
 ewitt and Marie Stopes.  Ingrid Birker and Laura Cameron.\n	Birds of a Feat
 her: Lomer\, Wood and the Creation of an Extraordinary Natural History Col
 lection. Chris Lyons.\n	“Two Heads on the Same Body”: How Wilder Penfield a
 nd William Cone Discovered the Human Brain and Lost Each Other. Eric Andre
 w-Gee.\n	Science as an Inspiration to Art/Art as an Inspiration to Science:
  The collaboration of Hans Selye and Marian Dale Scott. Gwendolyn Owens.\n
 \n\nWatch on YouTube\n\n\nAbout the Speakers:\n\nChristopher Lyons is the 
 head librarian of Rare Books and Special Collections.\n\nIngrid Birker man
 ages the Public Program at the Redpath Museum. She has published and edite
 d a variety of booklets including: Tea and fossils – a brief history of th
 e Redpath Museum (2007)\; A Leafy Legacy (2009)\; the gallery guide A Foss
 ils’ Tale (2010)\; Redpath Museum Kid's Colouring and Activity book (2019)
 . She has organized many public events and activities such as the first Wo
 men in Science\, Engineering and Medicine Symposium (2012) and the Cutting
  Edge Lectures in Science (2006 - 2022). In 2015 she completed a M.A. (McG
 ill) with a thesis entitled What I learned about learning at the Redpath M
 useum.\n\nLaura Jean Cameron is professor of historical geography at Queen
 ’s University. She is the author of Friend Beloved (2021)\, Openings (1997
 )\, co-author with John Forrester of Freud in Cambridge (2017) as well as 
 the co-editor of Emotion\, Place and Culture (2009) and Rethinking the Gre
 at White North (2011).\n\nGwendolyn Owens is Director\, Visual Arts Collec
 tion\, ��ɫTV. Her scholarly publications include articles\, ex
 hibition catalogues\, and books on artist/architect Gordon Matta-Clark\; p
 ainters Maurice Prendergast\, Lawren Harris\, and David Milne\; Montreal a
 rtist/architect Melvin Charney\; 20thcentury art markets\; and kitchen wal
 lpaper. She is currently researching the art of Marian Dale Scott.\n\nEric
  Andrew-Gee is the Globe and Mail’s Quebec correspondent\, based in Montre
 al. He studied history at ��ɫTVl and has worked as a reporter at the Globe
  for six years. His work focuses on the intersection of the Canadian past 
 with current events.\n\n \n\n \n\n\n\n	 \n
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LOCATION:Rare Books and Special Collections\, McLennan Library Building 4th
  floor\, McLennan Library Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0C9\, 3459 r
 ue McTavish
SUMMARY:Science and Friendship at ��ɫTVl: A Few Insights
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 ill-few-insights-335412
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