Join us this Wednesday to explore the Science of Grief

Science of Grief: Emory's Program

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to devastate communities around the world, Emory University faculty members and health care providers will collaborate with Science Gallery to host a virtual program on the “Science of Grief,” a multi-dimensional exploration of loss, hope and creativity during this crisis.

The virtual program, to be held April 29 from 3:30-6:30 p.m. EDT, is free and open to all. It can be watched on Science Gallery Dublin’s YouTube page during that time frame and after.

Apart from Emory, the webcast will feature scientists and artists from Science Gallery Detroit (Michigan State University) and Science Gallery Dublin (Trinity College).

Below is a look at Emory's hour-long program, which will begin around 4.30pm.

Aneesh Mehta
Physician and researcher; Treating COVID-19 patients

Naomi Newton
Emory School of Medicine Class of 2020; Poetry

Josia Mamora
Emory Healthcare nurse practitioner; Caring for COVID-19 patients

Nadine Kaslow
Psychiatry and behavioral sciences; Understanding the mental health toll

Heather Christle
English and creative writing; The Crying Book

Evan Anderson
Physician and researcher; Overview of vaccine trials

Letha Love
Emory Healthcare nurse practitioner; Caring for patients in NYC

Carlos Del Rio
Physician, researcher and global health expert; Public health perspective