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May 18, 2026 | 7 - 9 pm : Doors at 6:30 pmInvisible Life in Extreme Environments: Microbes from Ocean to Orbit
Microscopic life shapes our world in ways we rarely see, from ocean microbes that help drive Earth’s oxygen and nutrient cycles to swimming bacteria that may teach us how to detect life beyond our planet. Join us for a journey into hidden worlds, where the smallest organisms reveal some of the biggest secrets about life on Earth and in space.
This event will include 2 lectures back to back. You can read the full details on our website: https://omsi.edu/events/pint-of-science-invisible-life/
The invisible forest: Life and death of the ocean’s superabundant microorganisms with Anne Thompson PhD, Assistant Professor, Portland State University’s Biology Department and the Center for Life in Extreme Environments
ELVIS has left the planet—looking at bacterial swimming on the Space Station with Jay Nadeau, PhD, Professor of Physics, Portland State University
Tickets:
$2-$10 Sliding Scale
$2 of each ticket supports Pint of Science; any amount above $2 supports OMSI
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1945 SE Water Ave, Portland, OR, United States, Oregon 97214
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