2025 Current Events Series: Genomics and the Future of Humanity

When

March 27, 2025    
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Bookings

Bookings closed

Where

Portsmouth Athenaeum
9 Market Square, Portsmouth, NH, 03801

Event Type

NOTE: This event is now within 24 hours, and the online registration has ended. You must call (603) 431-2538 to reserve your spots.

Important characters in the story include
scientists, the afflicted and the cured.

The 2025 Current Events lecture series opens with “Genomics and the Future of Humanity” by Proprietor Dr. Fred Schubert. The talk will consider the history of genetics, the determination of the DNA structure, diagnosis and treatment of genetic code diseases and consideration of the dramatic, unsettling and wide-open future of genomic studies. Exemplary cases will help bring this very human story to life. Some science pertinent to the topic will be considered as well.

For the 2025 Current Events Series, each program begins at 5:30 p.m. in the Shaw Research Library (unless otherwise noted). Online reservations for each program are required as seating is limited. If unable to keep a reservation, please call again to release the seat for someone else. Attendance at programs is free for Athenæum Proprietors, Subscribers, and Friends. Guests and members of the public are welcome to attend the entire series by becoming a Friend of the Athenæum for as little as $25 per year. Admission to an individual program is $15.

Note: Online registration is available until 24 hours before the event. After that time, please call (603) 431-2538 to reserve any remaining spots. Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions, please contact events@portsmouthathenaeum.org.


Members: FREE

Proprietors, Subscribers, and Friends may attend this event for free. Membership at the Proprietor and Subscriber levels includes one complimentary spouse/partner guest pass.

Non-Members: $15

Admission to a single event.

Friend Membership: $25

This annual membership includes free admission for one person to the yearly lecture series.


 

Bookings

Within 24 hours of an event, the online registration window closes. To reserve any remaining spaces, please call (603) 431-2538.