Stack Chats
Libraries are way more than just a place to study and read books. Join hosts Reilly Hacker and Geo Von Griffin once a month to listen to a wide array of library topics from books, video games, and film to guest speakers who delve into their specific areas of expertise and…
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Episode 10: Biomedical Engineering with Columbia Professor Dr. Alice Huang (opens the original)
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Join us for a very informative episode where we learn all about Biomedical Engineering from Demarest Resident Dr. Alice Huang! The episode has something for everyone from what biomedical engineers actually do for science to Dr. Alice Huang's postdoctoral research into the mechanisms of musculoskeletal development and integration during embryogenesis. Dr. Alice Huang is an Associate Professor of Bioengineering (in Orthopedic Surgery) at Columbia University.
EPISODE 9: Demarest History with Demarest Historian Mary Anne Clarke (opens the original)
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In honor of 2026 being the United States of America's 250th Anniversary, join us for this special episode of Stacks Chats with the Demarest Historian Mary Anne Clarke. We discuss the history of Demarest and how Mary Anne became the Demarest Historian! To find out more about the history of Demarest, visit the borough history section of the Borough of Demarest website. Link: https://demarestnj.gov/departments/history
EPISODE 8: Art Exhibitions with Artists Rakefet Krochmal, Adele Grodstein, Karen Maloof, and Ron Wohlgemuth (opens the original)
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Learn all about art in a special early release of the July episode of Stack Chats! This episode is all about our monthly art exhibitions! At The Demarest Library, artists showcase their work in our beautiful community room for 2 months. Featured in this episode are artists Rakefet Krochmal, Adele Grodstein, Karen Maloof, and Ron Wohlgemuth. Make sure to check them out!
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