The document outlines a speaker series in partnership with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, featuring experts in oceanography discussing topics like underwater imaging, robotics, and shark research. Events take place at the TI Founders IMAX® Theater at the Museum of Nature & Science, with tickets available online for members and students. Attendees can also explore the 'Planet Shark: Predator or Prey' exhibit before and after the talks.

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SPEAKER
SERIESIN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE
WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION
Hanumant“Hanu” Singh Juliet Eilperin
.................... .................... Simon Thorrold
WHOI Chief Engineer, Author of .................... Dave Gallo
Polar Sea Explorer ....................
“DEMON FISH” WHOI Senior Scientist,
Robots of the Deep: WHOI Director of
Travels through the hidden Whale Shark Researcher Special Projects, featured in
How Ocean Engineers are Leviathans Three: Underwater Universe on
Expanding Our Horizons world of sharks.
Tracking the mysterious The History Channel
movements of Planet Ocean’s
Thursday, Feb 16 largest sharks The Secrets of the Sea:
Thursday, April 5 Exploring Neptune’s Realm
Wednesday, May 9
Thursday, July 19
Listen and engage with these industry experts in various elds of oceanography as they impart their knowledge on
things like underwater imaging and robotics, “The Shark Lab” in the Bahamas, marine sh and ocean exploration.
Speaker Series are held in the TI Founders IMAX® Theater in the Science Building at Museum of Nature & Science.
Speakers begin at 7pm and will last around one hour. Ticket holders of Speaker Series can enjoy
Planet Shark: Predator or Prey before the event and after, until 9pm.
Tickets – Members: $10, Non-member: $15, Students: $10*
Purchase tickets online at natureandscience.org
(select the date of the lecture you would like to attend) or call 214-428-5555 x8.
1318 South Second Avenue in Fair Park
*Students: Please present ID at box o ce. natureandscience.org
MNS is an AAM accredited institution that is the result of the merger of the Dallas Museum of Natural History, The Science Place, and the Dallas Children’s Museum. Supported in part by the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs, the Texas Commission on the Arts and HP.