10
2009
Success of the seminars
To date: 7 speakers, 3 seminars, +3000 attendees, 1 theory.

Fourth and final seminar Darwin’s Intelectual Legacy to the XXI Century, to take place Monday 7 and Tuesday 8 of September.
Guest Speakers:
Dr Leda Cosmides Dr Helena Cronin Dr Daniel C. Dennett
Dr Nicholas K. Humphrey Ian McEwan Dr Steven A. Pinker
Dr Matthew W. Ridley Dr John Tooby
Free of charge. Limited seating.
Registration deadline: Thursday September 3rd
Broadcasted live on the Internet at www.cienciayevolucion.org
Registrations for “ Morals and Politics“, are open. This is the third seminar of our 2009 agenda, and will take place on Monday, July 27th from 8 to 12:30 am, in CasaPiedra.
Our guest speakers are Robert O. Kurzban (University of Pennsylvania) and James H. Fowler (University of California, San Diego).
Dr Robert O. Kurzban Dr James H. Fowler
Admission is free. Registration is required as seating is limited. More information
Live transmission (english) in www.mundovision.cl
Dr Randolph M. Nesse M.D.
speaker at the Medicine and Evolution seminar (May 29)
Dr Michael B. Shermer
speaker at the Economy and Evolutionary Psychology seminar (June 25)
See more: http://skepticblog.org/2009/06/30/chile-astronomical-observatory/
Dr Richard Dawkins has informed that he will not take part of the guest speakers panel of our seminar “Darwin’s Intellectual Legacy to the 21st Century”. Despite his interest, by that time he will be promoting his new book.
REGISTRATION CLOSED
On Monday, November 10th, Fundación Ciencia y Evolución was officially launched with the presentation of “The Intellectual Legacy of Darwin in the 21st Century, 200 years after Darwin was born”, a project that contains an interesting agenda for 2009. The ceremony took place at El Mercurio, a premier Chilean newspaper, and one of the Fundación’s media partners.
The entity’s president, Alvaro Fischer, addressed some words on how evolutionary perspective has become a profoundly influential paradigm in the knowledge of human beings. He also explained how Chile played a very important role in Darwin’s life and in his theory’s development by watching nature phenomena and collecting material that would be the starting point of his theory. [+] Continue Reading…