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Science isn’t just for scientists. That’s what Erika Biga Lee realized during a scientific conference some 20 years ago. The IU Luddy School senior lecturer on computer technology with interests in journalism and education learned about Cafe Scientifique at the conference and decided to bring the informal, public discussion of scientific matters to Bloomington. Europe’s Cafe Scientifique morphed into the US’s network of Science Cafes in cities from coast to coast. Biga Lee claims Bloomington’s version is the second oldest in the country.
Hosts Michael Glab and Tristra Newyear chat with Bloomington’s most fascinating people.
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