2011 - Spring


Tuesday, May 3, 2011
The Vogue Theatre

Location: Google Maps

Read the write ups in the Georgia Straight Magazine:

April 27, 2011

May 4, 2011

Tune in to the CBC Radio 1 'IDEAS' 
Sept 21, 2011 broadcast:
J. Craig Venter, on "Synthetic Life".

Or click here to listen to the full event audio podcast. Recording courtesy of CBC Radio.


J. Craig Venter

Leading genomic scientist and sequencer of the human genome, on the construction of the first synthetic cell and the global ocean sampling expedition.
About the Author
Most well-known for his visionary contributions in sequencing the first draft of human genome and first complete human genome sequence, Dr. Venter is regarded as one of the leading scientists of the 21st century for his invaluable contributions in genomic research. From positively impacting human health and better treating disease to enabling a better understanding of the environment and potentially creating new biological sources of energy, Dr. Venter illuminates how the field of genomics has the power to transform the world around us.

Dr. Venter is a member of the National Academy of Sciences. He is also the recipient of numerous honorary degrees, public honors, and scientific awards, including the 2008 National Medal of Science by President Obama.
Full Bio.

About the Venue
Designed as a dual-purpose theatre to showcase both live performances and movies, the Vogue has been a preferred venue for performers, filmmakers, and audiences alike since 1941 and is prominent landmark of Vancouver's theatre district.

The Vogue Theatre is located at:
918 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6Z 1L2

Parking
The closest pay parking available is behind the theatre on the 900 block of Seymour St.

Accessibility
Wheelchair spaces are located to the right of the center aisle, on the orchestra level (row 19).

About the Wall Exchange Spring

The Wall Exchange is a community program created by the Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies at the University of British Columbia to provide a public forum for the discussion of key issues which impact us all including genomics, the future of imagination, and children at risk.

Sponsors

The Georgia Straight

Genome British Columbia