NNGF Shareables_Page_1Imagine the editor-in-chief of Popular Science chugging beers on stage with the producers of Radiolab while answering your questions about the universe.  Imagine all the greatest Nerd Nite presenters from across the globe all in one location.  Imagine meeting fellow curious folk like yourself while drinking FREE BEER FOR 3 DAYS.  Imagine no more!

Since we here at Nerd Nite have done such an extraordinarily poor job of sharing content across our 50+ cities worldwide, we’re finally doing something about it.  Yes, we proudly bring you our first annual Nerd Nite Global Festival 2013!  Buy tickets now!

Join us August 16-18, 2013 at the Brooklyn Lyceum (Brooklyn, NY, USA) for our first annual fest featuring 25 of our greatest hits presentations from across the globe, games, trivia, mingling with fellow nerds, lots of free beer and cheap wine (you must be 21+, no exceptions).  Seriously, yes, that is a LOT of content and fun – oh, and all of this amazingness is a mere $100 (day-passes are available too). So be prepared to be dazzled, tantalized, and exhilarated upon hearing from the best presentations ever from the last few years.
Nerd Nite Global Festival 2013

Brooklyn Lyceum
227 Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn, NY, USA
August 16-18, 2013
Subway: R train to Union Street
$100 (there’s a $8.9o service fee) for the full fest
Day Passes: $40 Friday-only, $65 Saturday-only, $50 Sunday-only

Agenda
Friday August 16, 2013  
8-10pm Opening Reception with music by the Main Squeeze Orchestra
Saturday August 17, 2013  
10am-11:30am: Walking tours led by Levy’s Unique NY
12pm: The Godfather of Nerd Nite, Dr. Chris Balakrishnan’s opening presentation (Greenville, NC)
12:45pm: Sexy Serpent Smells: A Sense of Snake Scents by Rocky Parker (Philadelphia)
1:30pm: Violinist’s Thumb by Sam Kean (Washington DC)
2:15pm: The Scholarly Gym Rat by Lianne McTavish (Edmonton)
3pm: Welcome to the Nanoworld! by Dr. Kristin Cederquist (Ann Arbor)
3:45pm: Sex and the Sick Bee by Ben Taylor (Madison, WI)
4:30pm: The Limits of the Human Body by Jake Ward (San Francisco)
5-7:30pm: Break (go eat dinner somewhere in the neighborhood)
7:30-10pm Drunk Science featuring the producers of Radiolab and Jake Ward, editor-in-chief ofPopular Science and judging of the Dry T-Shirt contest
A games room will run concurrently to the presentations all day

Sunday August 18, 2013 
10am: Final Sunday opening comments
10:15am: Itchy Itchy Scratch: Insects That Make your Skin Crawl and all the Lovely Reasons Why by Irene Moon and Yon Visell (Gainesville) <- notice..10:15 AM SHOW
11am: “…still little distance small!“ – Our Journey in Search of the Liberian Chimpanzee by Jessi Junker (Liberia)
11:45am: The Art of the Star Wars Retcon by Dustin Diehl (Phoenix)
12:30pm: Triple E: The Story of a Highly Pathogenic, Often Fatal, Mosquito-Borne Virus in the United States by Asim Ahmed (Boston)
1:15pm: Alien Minds by Lauren Shorser (Toronto)
2pm: Leaving Earth by Dr. Andrew Rader (Kitchener, ON)
2:45pm: Planet Construction, Caught in the Act by Dr. Joel Green (Austin)
3:30pm: Godzilla: History, Biology and Behavior of Hyper-Evolved Theropod Kaiju by Shyaporn  Theerakulstit (NYC)
4pm: Closing remarks
A games room will run concurrently to the presentations all day

For more information on Hotel/Lodging, Presentation Descriptions & Presenter Bios please visit Nerd Nite Fest official Webpage.