Hey, folks!
I just want to give a big shout out and thanks to organizers of this year’s amazing SEXposium! They brought to Toronto some really big names in the science of sex—including Marc Breedlove and Meredith Chivers and others—who have TED-style talks, available to the public. It was a great program, the audiences were engaged and invigorating, and it was wonderful to see so many talented students planning to pursue this as a career! It was a genuine pleasure to participate!
I just want to give a big shout out and thanks to organizers of this year’s amazing SEXposium! They brought to Toronto some really big names in the science of sex—including Marc Breedlove and Meredith Chivers and others—who have TED-style talks, available to the public. It was a great program, the audiences were engaged and invigorating, and it was wonderful to see so many talented students planning to pursue this as a career! It was a genuine pleasure to participate!
The organizer, Diana Peragine, did an amazing job. She's a grad student in the Laboratory of Cognitive Neuro-science, Gender, and Health at the University of Toronto. I understand that this is just the second year of this project: So, I'm already pretty excited to see how it shapes up for next year! This was truly an impressive project on a topic with no shortage of public interest!
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| James Cantor at the 2017 SEXposium Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Ontario. |
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