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Ig Nobel: Face to Face

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  • MIT Museum

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    Join us at the Museum for an Ig Nobel Prize companion event, Ig Nobel Face-to-Face.

    No application or registration needed.

    Cost

    Free with museum admission

    Location

    • In-person only.

    MIT Museum, Gambrill Center

    314 Main Street
    Building E-28
    Cambridge, MA 02142
    United States

    Neighborhood
  • Area 2, East Cambridge, and The Port

    Dates and Times

    Sat, September 14 2024 12:30PM – 4PM

    Additional information

    The very first Ig Nobel ceremony was held in the former MIT Museum building in 1991. We're excited to now host a new twist on this very popular celebration of scientific achievement in our new space. Ig Nobel: Face to Face brings 2024 Ig Nobel Prize winners together, in-person, with the opportunity to ask each other questions about their work, and answer questions from the audience. The event will be hosted by Improbable Research Founder Marc Abrahams.

    A black background with the words "Ig Nobel Face to Face" written in white, repeated in multiple horizontal rows across the entire image. The text is bold and capitalized, creating a visually striking and uniform pattern.

    Sat, September 14 2024 12:30PM – 4PM

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    Kate Silverman Wilson

    MIT Museum

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    Last updated August 8, 2024.

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