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- Insights in Action: Creating Strategies for Success for Every Learner10:00 am
- Ni de Aquí, Ni de Allá (Not From Here, Not From There) Exhibition11:00 am
- MPI Seminar: Xingbin Ai, PhD12:00 pm
- Sites of Convergence: Boston University College of Fine Arts and House for the End of the World Collaborative Exhibitions12:00 pm
- First Annual BU Wheelock Fiesta de Flan1:00 pm
- Precarity & Inequality Lab Workshop: Jenna Song2:30 pm
- Opening Reception: Sites of Convergence "Interstice" CFA Student Exhibition5:00 pm
- Breath, Rhythm & Music for Your Wellbeing 5:30 pm
- BU Hillel: Relaxation Rocks!6:00 pm
- COM Alumni Student Networking Mixer6:30 pm
- The 2025 Paul Streeten Distinguished Lecture with Prof. Michael Greenstone (University of Chicago)4:00 am
- Teach In: Who Holds Power in Education9:30 am
- Gallery Music: Drum performance by Gareth Dylan Smith11:00 am
- Jewish & Israeli FSCN Luncheon at Hillel12:30 pm
- Gallery Music: Drum performance by Gareth Dylan Smith2:00 pm
- "Coaching for Success at BU and Beyond" Series: Finding my place in science and medicine4:00 pm
- Dana Fonteneau: Life After School 101: How to Design Your Career Before You Graduate4:00 pm
- Global Health Politics Workshop: Brent Z. Kaup 4:00 pm
- Pathogens of Finance: How Capitalism Breeds Vector-Borne Disease4:00 pm
- Pathogens of Finance: How Capitalism Breeds Vector-Borne Disease4:00 pm
- Research on Tap: Parkinson Disease: From Bench to Bedside and Beyond4:00 pm
- [Research office] Research on Tap: Parkinson Disease: From Bench to Bedside and Beyond4:00 pm
- Philosophy Department Tea5:00 pm
- Racial, Linguistic, and Community Belonging: The Juxtaposition of Brown v. Board of Education, Lau v. Nichols and Plyler v. Doe5:00 pm
- A Reading and Conversation with Marie NDiaye5:30 pm
- ASML x RASTIC | From Lab to Fab: How ASML Robots Handle Reticles in Semiconductor Manufacturing6:00 pm
- Graduate Admissions Virtual Open House6:00 pm
- Pépin Lecture Series - Author Talk with Lori A. Flores6:00 pm
- Inyeop Choi’s “The Lives We See” Photo Exhibit Artist Talk7:00 pm
- Trombone Faculty Recital8:00 pm
[Research office] Research on Tap: Parkinson Disease: From Bench to Bedside and Beyond
<P>Parkinson disease affects over 10 million people globally and is rapidly becoming the world’s fastest-growing neurological disorder. Yet, despite its widespread impact, there’s still much we don’t understand about its underlying causes, how to mitigate disease progression or overcome real-world challenges to improve quality of life. That’s where the researchers at Boston University come in. They’re taking on Parkinson’s from all angles, digging deep into its biological roots, exploring groundbreaking treatments, and developing new ways to improve speech, cognition, and mobility for patients in the home and community settings.</P> <P>Join us at Research on Tap for a dive into the cutting-edge progress being made in the fight against Parkinson disease. From novel ways of understanding brain function to revolutionary interventions, you’ll hear firsthand from experts who are shaping the future of Parkinson’s research and care. It’s a chance to see how innovation is transforming lives and driving change in this critical field.</P>
| When | 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm on 23 October 2025 |
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| Building | Kilachand Center Eichenbaum |