Professor Ken Miller '70 probes how Darwin's theory of evolution shapes our view of the natural world--and current social battles. Though the theory is still biology's core concept, enabling us to decipher genes and fight viruses, it continues to spark controversy and misunderstanding. He spoke to the Brown Club of Rhode Island on June 6, 2013.

Jack Mustard, professor of geological sciences, shared stunning images captured by the Mars Curiosity rover and shed light on the exciting lessons learned from its year-long exploration of our extraterrestrial neighbor, the 4th planet from the Sun. He spoke at an event at Brown University on October 26, 2012.

Leigh Hochberg '90, associate professor of engineering, discussed Brown's collaborative research towards developing assistive technology for people with paralysis and limb trauma. He collaborates with faculty in neuroscience, computer science, and neurotechnology. He spoke to the Brown University Club of Greater Baltimore on November 17, 2008.

Leigh Hochberg '90, associate professor of engineering, discussed Brown's collaborative research towards developing assistive technology for people with paralysis and limb trauma. He collaborates with faculty in neuroscience, computer science, and neurotechnology. He spoke to the Brown University Club of Greater Baltimore on November 17, 2008.

Leigh Hochberg '90, associate professor of engineering, discussed Brown's collaborative research towards developing assistive technology for people with paralysis and limb trauma. He collaborates with faculty in neuroscience, computer science, and neurotechnology. He spoke to the Brown University Club of Greater Baltimore on November 17, 2008.

Kenneth Miller '70, Professor of Biology at Brown University, spoke on "Darwin, God, and Design - America's Continuing Problem with Evolution" at Brown Reunion Weekend on May 23, 2009.

Kenneth Miller '70, Professor of Biology at Brown University, spoke on "Darwin, God, and Design - America's Continuing Problem with Evolution" at Brown Reunion Weekend on May 23, 2009.

Brad Marston, Professor of Physics at Brown University, spoke on "The Quantum Mechanics of Global Warming" to the Brown University Club of Central New Jersey on March 7, 2009.

Brad Marston, Professor of Physics at Brown University, spoke on "The Quantum Mechanics of Global Warming" to the Brown University Club of Central New Jersey on March 7, 2009.

Edward J. Wing, Dean of Medicine and Biological Sciences at Brown University, spoke on "Changing the World: The Story of Global Health at Brown" to the Brown Club of Rhode Island on April 22, 2009.

Edward J. Wing, Dean of Medicine and Biological Sciences at Brown University, spoke on "Changing the World: The Story of Global Health at Brown" to the Brown Club of Rhode Island on April 22, 2009.

E. Jane Carter, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Brown University spoke on "Many Hands, One Dream: Brown's Impact on the HIV/AIDS Crisis in Kenya" to the Brown Club of Rhode Island on May 14, 2008.

E. Jane Carter, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Brown University spoke on "Many Hands, One Dream: Brown's Impact on the HIV/AIDS Crisis in Kenya" to the Brown Club of Rhode Island on May 14, 2008.