Make lasting science friends as an educational volunteer

Besides our club, some other places to make lasting science friends

include volunteer jobs in science around Chicago.  Consider what

helping with any of these worthy efforts could bring into your world:

http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/index.jsp?l=Chicago&k=science

In the meantime, you might consider doing a spare-time tune-up calibration and

sensitivity test of your bio-field analysis kit, together with the rest of us.

Which kit is that, you may ask?  The very sensitive meters and micro-amount

sampling devices in your olfactory system.

We have learned by doing with our systems, but much more is known

about these faculties we possess than may ever have been told to us.

Wait no longer. Get the full story of the power and complexity

of our marvelous pre-verbal olfactory sensorium from Dr. Alan Hirsch.

This gentleman is a nationally-renowned neurologist who heads up more

than 80 ongoing studies of smells and tastes from a scientific point of view

at any given time.

http://science.meetup.com/77/calendar/8815989/

What are your chances of connecting with such an expert as this -- unless

you are his patient -- other than in the ingenious company of our delightful club? 

Scant, we would wager!  Very scant!

Follow your nose to this great event!

We will be waiting for you!

--Robb Murray