"Hosted by UCSF Associate Professor, Danielle Swaney, join us for an evening of conversation, curiosity, and connection to learn how cutting-edge science is reshaping our understanding of the human brain. We'll hear from Dr. Matt State, a leading expert in psychology and psychiatric genetics, who takes the stage for a flash talk presentation, "Fact, fiction and the future of Autism Spectrum Disorder Research.""
"Dr. State will then be joined by Victoria Colliver, an award-winning journalist and storyteller, for an intimate fireside chat exploring the human, cultural, and the dimensions of neuropsychiatric research. The evening concludes with an open audience Q&A, inviting the public into the conversation. The Night of ScienceThursday, February 12, 2026 | 6p - 8p Manny's, 3092 16th St, SFFREE - Reserve a spot (few tickets left)"
"Matt State, MD, PhD Dr. Matt State is an internationally recognized leader in psychology and psychiatric genetics. His research has transformed our understanding of the biological foundations of mental illness, with a focus on translating scientific discovery into meaningful advances for human health. Dr. State is widely admired for his ability to communicate complex science with clarity, empathy, and humanity."
"Victoria Colliver, MS Victoria Colliver is an award-winning journalist known for her compelling storytelling on health, science, and society. With a career spanning investigative reporting and narrative journalism, she brings a deeply human perspective to conversations about mental health, making complex topics accessible and resonant for broad audiences. Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur."
Danielle Swaney hosts an evening event focused on neuroscience, connection, and public accessibility. Dr. Matt State delivers a flash talk titled "Fact, fiction and the future of Autism Spectrum Disorder Research" and then joins Victoria Colliver for an intimate fireside chat on human, cultural, and neuropsychiatric dimensions. The program concludes with an open audience Q&A to invite public engagement. The Night of Science series emphasizes making science relevant and human. The event takes place February 12, 2026, 6–8 p.m. at Manny's in San Francisco; admission is free with limited reservations. Attendees should verify details with the organizer.
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