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Game Night for Science: Stall Catchers! (Citizen Science Month)

Game Night for Science: Play Stall Catchers Online April 16, 2026 at 2pm ET Turn game night into real scientific impact!

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About the event

Game Night for Science: Play Stall Catchers Online

April 16, 2026 at 2pm ET

Turn game night into real scientific impact!

Join us in-person as we learn how to play an online game to analyze data and help scientists better understand Alzheimer’s disease. The project scientist from Cornell will join us via Zoom to describe the research and answer any questions as we participate in “Stall Catchers,” together.

Join us and be part of 2.50 Million Acts of Science this April during Citizen Science Month. No experience needed—just curiosity!

Please bring a device (phone, laptop, or tablet) if you can. Limited devices are available.

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