Posts Tagged ‘biotech’
June 13: No Recombination Without Representation
Central Square Theater and the MIT Museum present: NO RECOMBINATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATIONby Patrick GabridgeDirected by Debra WiseJune 13, 14, & 21 at Cambridge City HallFree; tickets required History Cambridge is excited to be a community partner on this exciting new play. Grab your free tickets today, and we’ll see you there! Science, Democracy and Existential…
Read MoreEast Cambridge History Hub
A Brief History of East Cambridge The area that we now know as East Cambridge was for many centuries largely salt marshes and mud flats which, at low tide, virtually cut the area off from other parts of the city, as well as from Boston. The rich oyster beds contained there served as an important…
Read More10/02/17: Past — “Why Here?” – The first installment of the 2017 Fall Symposium
Update – watch the event: Our 2017 Symposium’s theme is “Made in Cambridge: What’s Happening in Kendall Square?” On Monday, October 2nd at the Cambridge Public Library, we held the first part of our 2017 Fall Symposium: “Why Here?” Our moderator was Henrietta Davis, former Mayor of Cambridge, and our speakers were Sam Lipson, Director…
Read MorePast “Apothecary Now: A look inside the medicine cabinet” History Café
Join us Wednesday, 9/27/17 at Alnylam Pharmaceuticals for a peek inside yesterday’s and today’s medicine cabinet with Rachel Meyers from Alnylam Pharmaceuticals and Robert Skenderian of Skenderian Apothecary. Alnylam Pharmaceuticals is located at 300 Third St., Cambridge, MA 02142. Click here to buy tickets Check back soon for more updates.
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