Freestyle Socials are back, this time at Hot Docs and hosted by The Nature of Things’ Anthony Morgan!
Craft, shake and stir your way to the perfect cocktail alongside expert mixologist and chemist! In partnership with Offworld Bar.
Join us for an unforgettable solar eclipse viewing experience and discover how the eclipse impacts local wildlife behaviour!
RCIScience is excited to host Queer Forest Club for an exploration one of Toronto’s most beloved urban parks - High Park!
Join astronomers from the Allan I Carswell Observatory at Downsview Park to view the Sun and learn about the upcoming eclipse!
Join us for another evening of true, personal stories about science at this live recording of The Story Collider podcast!
Celebrate the unsung heroes of science communication in this roundtable discussion between 2023 Fleming Medallist Terry Collins and the production team behind Quirks & Quarks, winners of this year’s Logan Award.
Find RCIScience at the Ontario Science Centre and enjoy a full day of FREE activities & workshops facilitated by scientists, researchers and artists to celebrate the contributions of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community to STEM!
Join RCIScience for an exploration of High Park to forage and learn about local fungi 🍄
Join us for an exciting evening exploring the significance of the female body with Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution author Dr. Cat Bohannon and award-winning Canadian science journalist Alanna Mitchell.
Join us for an evening of true, personal stories about how science made things awkward at this live recording of The Story Collider podcast!
Explore how AI is reshaping industries and everyday life, and opening the doors to technological innovation at unprecedented speeds. If AI is a mirror to humanity, do we like what we see?
Join RCIScience for an exploration of one of Toronto’s most beloved urban parks as we learn how to survey butterflies, identify birds in the field and share nature photographs–all for science!
A science communication workshop exploring how to build community and trust in science.
Discover how bacteria communicate and the new potential for combatting antibiotic resistance!
Join RCIScience for a nature sketching workshop where we learn the fundamentals of sketching while exploring the natural beauty of High Park.
Join RCIScience for a guided tour through York University’s Glendon Campus as we explore the fascinating life of American Robins in Toronto.
Holidays and cookies are a match made in heaven! Join The Great Canadian Baking Show’s Colin Asuncion alongside food scientists as we explore the science behind one of our favourite seasonal treats 🍪
Understand the science behind indoor air quality and the significance of ventilation during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Discover the role carbon dioxide monitor lending programs and citizen science can play.
Answer playful questions, explore big ideas and master critical thinking in this fun live game.
Join RCIScience for an exploration of the lower Don Valley trails to forage for fungi! 🍄
Join RCIScience for a dram (or three) of whisky and take the chill off Fall! 🥃
Catch the annual Salmon Run on the Humber River with RCIScience 🐟
Answer playful questions, explore big ideas and master critical thinking in this fun live game.
Toronto Following a sold out debut, Science is a Drag returns to the Gladstone Hotel, where scientists challenge the cis/heteronormative stereotypes of science with entertaining drag performances and interactive science presentations! Come along for dinner, drinks & drag - stay for the science!! 🍻
Toronto Quantum physics is often depicted in film, TV, games and literature as frighteningly complicated science or a mysterious magical entity. But just how much is joyful speculation and how much is a complete disregard for scientific reality?
Toronto Our favourite science-themed variety show returns to Kensington Market! Quite possibly the most fun you’ll have had with science in a long time.
Toronto The first in a series of annual New Year, New You events takes a look at the science behind dieting and healthy eating.
Toronto This year’s annual Gairdner Foundation lecture celebrates the achievements of Nobel Prize winner Sir Peter Ratcliffe with a look at how his fundamental research has furthered our understanding of the body’s basic functions.
Toronto How do you fit the universe on a t-shirt? What did Shakespeare know about science? Dan Falk, recipient of the 2019 Fleming Medal for Excellence in Science Communication, answers all this and more as he appears in conversation with science journalist Amanda Gefter.
