Wednesday, May 28 • Doors open at 6:00pm

An Anthropologist who studies menopause walks into a bar...

...and orders a drink in a hot flash

Professor Lynette Leidy Sievert (UMass Amherst) is joining SciTech Café on Wednesday, May 28 to answer these compelling questions:

- Why do women have hot flashes during the menopause transition?

- What is the frequency of hot flashes around the world?

- Why does the frequency of hot flashes differ across populations?

- What is brown fat, and how is it different from the white fat we are more familiar with?

SciTech Café brings local scientists into an informal setting, presenting science and the scientific process in an accessible way for ALL. We hope you’ll join us!

Wednesday, May 28

Doors open at 6pm, event begins at 6:30pm

Abandoned Building Brewery, Easthampton, MA

SciTech Café is FREE to attend.. Always!

Abandoned Building Brewery
142 Pleasant Street #103a, Easthampton, MA

Bring a friend and join us as we enjoy lively conversations, prizes, and brilliant minds. Light refreshments will be available outside the presentation room, first come, first served. This is an inclusive, family-friendly event for people from all walks of life (ALL are very much welcome: kids, college students, your parents!). We promise, you’ll learn something if you come. And hey, you might even win a prize! Remember… Admission is FREE!

ABB allows guests to bring outside food! Please feel free to brings your own snacks with you, too.

SciTech Cafe events are open to any one with a curious mind regardless of age and background.  Our events, prizes, and snacks are free, but donations are appreciated. 

This event is hosted at Abandoned Building Brewery in Easthampton, MA.

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