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Don’t forget to follow the purple brick road to the this weekend, where exhibits and hands-on activities for Huskies of all ages will highlight amazing research breakthroughs by nearly 200 UW scientists. All UW alumni, donors, students and staff receive discounted admission to this special event, which runs April 8 – 10.

A panel of experts will discuss 鈥淐ognitive Health: Crossroads to Successful Aging鈥� at The free Spring Lecture on Tuesday, April 5, 3 鈥�4:30pm, at the .聽 For more information, contact the de Tornyay Center at (206) 616-4276 or agingctr@u.washington.edu.

Hear the story of why the Port of Seattle was founded and how it has developed since 1911 in a fascinating new program on . Produced by the Port of Seattle,聽聽it is told through the voices of many historians and Port associates,聽 including UW faculty. Voices of the Port recounts Seattle’s history and the Port’s importance to the region’s trade, transportation and economic health.聽聽Watch this program on your computer or check the .

The deep connections of nature and cities and the opportunities designers have to develop new urban spaces that link landscape and ecology is the topic of a free public lecture on April 7 in Kane Hall aimed at generating conversation about the present and future of the urban age. will explore nature and cities and the opportunities to develop new urban spaces that link landscape and ecology.