Sentence examples for holiday lectures from inspiring English sources

He twice gave holiday lectures at the New York University Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, in 2004 and 2009, and had a public show at Université Paris-Sorbonne for the Henri Poincaré centennial.

Bonnie presents her science at length in her iBioSeminars (www.ibioseminars.org/lectures/chemicalbiologybiophysics/besslar.html), in her Holiday Lectures (www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/biodiversity/lectures.html), and in an energetic 18-min TED talk that should appeal particularly to students (www.ted.com/talks/bonnie_bassler_on_how_bacteria_communicate.html).html

Toto talks about his research in his 2009 HHMI Holiday Lectures (www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/biodiversity/lectures.html) and has developed a website aimed at providing teachers and students with information about cone snails (www.theconesnail.com).

In addition to Toto's Holiday Lectures, aimed at a high school audience, you can view a more technical version of the story delivered by Toto on Ron Vale's iBioSeminars website (www.ibioseminars.org/lectures/chemicalbiologybiophysics/baldomero-olivera.html).html

The annual SEAS Holiday Lecture engaged children in the magic of discovery.

Don Pfister's annual holiday lecture linking hallucinogenic Amanita muscaria and Santa's flying reindeer featured on NPR's Morning Edition.

During the SEAS holiday lecture, Andre Frohman's jaw dropped as a vibrating wine glass shattered (photo 1), a group of volunteers re-created the wave in a Slinky's motion (photo 2), and Theresa Kay, a visiting fellow at the Wyss Institute, showed families a morpho butterfly (photo 3).

Students, families, teachers and especially the curious are invited to attend our annual Holiday Lecture and Open House.

"The Lore of Christmas and Holiday Plants," a lecture exploring the legends behind holly, ivy, mistletoe, Christmas rose and poinsettia, tomorrow at 2 p.m. "An Urban Geographer Looks at the Holiday Train Show," lecture and tour, Sunday at 2 p.m.

In their thousands, bird enthusiasts peered through expensive telescopes, toured stalls offering birdwatching holidays and listened to lectures on projects that are creating jobs as well as saving habitats.Britain is particularly big on what Americans call "birding".

He spent some time lecturing on holiday cruise ships in the Aegean, and the characters he met, at sea and on the Greek islands, provided hilarious material for his three books on Greece: Ebdon's Iliad (1983), Ebdon's Odyssey (1979) and Near Myths (1989).