This Town Talk will be presented by Joonhoo Lee from Harvard University. Lee will explore the subtleties of realizing quantum advantages in computational chemistry. Drawing on several projects from his research group, he will offer fresh perspectives on how to think about what quantum computing can—and...
This special town talk, presented by Braden Tierney, cofounder and executive director of the Two Frontiers Project extends the season and will be held in town at the Telluride Innovation Center. From hydrothermal vents and volcanic seeps to alpine soils and mine drainage right here in...
Join Telluride Science and Telluride Chamber Music for a free community concert on the scenic patio at the Innovation Center. Featured musicians:Danny DeSantis (viola), Anne Foxen (violin), Steve White (cell) and Travis Fisher (piano) All are welcome—come soak in the beauty of live chamber music in an...
Creating with AI is a hands-on workshop that teaches you how to develop exceptional marketing content while preserving your brand voice. If you’ve been overwhelmed by the surge of AI tools and aren’t sure what’s actually useful, this workshop cuts through the noise. You’ll see how...
Join Telluride Science and Telluride Chamber Music for a free community concert with San Juan Symphony String Quartet on the scenic patio at the Innovation Center. All are welcome—come soak in the beauty of live chamber music in an inspiring setting. ...
Can a virus be turned into a cure? Clodagh O'Shea, of the Salk Institute will present "When the Cure Is a Virus: Reprogramming a Killer to Fight Cancer." O'Shea, who holds the Wicklow Chair at Salk and has been named an HHMI Faculty Scholar and...
This town talk will be presented by Taekjip (TJ) Ha, Harvard Medical School, Boston Children's Hospital, Howard Hughes Medical School. Did you know that proteins are nano-scale machines that help us think, dance and keep the threat of cancer at bay? Did you know that biology...
Phil Bevilacqua, from Penn State University, will present breakthroughs in RNA medicine over the last decade including using CRISPR for gene editing, developing mRNA vaccines for stopping pandemics and curing cancer, and the investigating the roles of RNA in the origin of life itself. ...
The world needs both more energy AND a stable climate. Delivering both is one of the defining challenges of our time. Three leading voices sit down to examine what this challenge actually looks like — the data, the tradeoffs, and the paths forward. Panelists include Dr. Guy...
This town talk will be presented by Lukasz Joachimiak, Associate Professor, UT Southwestern Medical Center. Tau is a protein in brain cells that normally helps support their internal structure. In more than 25 brain diseases, including Alzheimer’s, tau can misfold and clump together into harmful fibers....
