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Symphony for Science, a Benefit for Medical Research, May 20

The Kendall Square Orchestra, composed of STEM professionals from over 20 companies and 5 universities in Boston/Cambridge, will present Boston’s first Symphony for Science on May 20 at 8PM at Symphony Hall. It’s a fundraiser to benefit Massachusetts General Hospital’s research into frontotemporal dementia. The evening will combine music (including Keith Lockhart on piano and other members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra) and talks by clinicians, researchers, and caregivers associated with this disease. Tickets here.

You GO Girl! MIT Summer Program for Girls Entering Grade 9, Aug. 5-8

Registration is open for You GO Girl!, the MIT Edgerton Center’s summer introduction to science and engineering for girls entering Grade 9.  It’s a non-residential program for 24 girls in the greater Boston area and will be held 8:30AM-2:30PM on August 5-8.  A suggested donation of $50 for materials is requested. Applications may be mailed or scanned, and acceptance decisions will be made by May 15. For more information, contact Amy Fitzgerald at 617-253-7931 or amyfitz@mit.edu.

There’s Still Time to Register for HackExeter, May 4

HackExeter is a one-day hackathon at Phillips Exeter Academy (20 Main Street, Exeter, NH) on May 4 for middle- and high-school students of any level of programming experience. Participants, working in teams or solo, will have one day to create a project inspired by the contest’s theme, and there will be prizes for the top three projects and the top developer. Food and snacks will be provided, and each team will be provided a mentor. There’s still time for teams and/or individuals to register, and each registration must provide name and phone of a designated chaperone.

Upcoming Events at Empow Studios

Empow Studios lists the following upcoming events at its Newton location: