Experience the cutting-edge of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics with experts at the Museum of Science and History.

Get ready for Minds of the Future, an enlightening speaker series that explores the dynamic intersection of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM). Each month, a leading expert in their field will share their insights, discoveries, and cutting-edge research in a lively 1-hour presentation. Dive deep into fascinating topics, engage with the minds that are shaping the future, and discover the wonders of innovation. The program will highlight the brilliance and diverse applications of STEAM in our daily lives, with interactive discussions and Q&A opportunities for guests to learn directly from these thought leaders.

About the Speaker

Dr. Alistair Dove joined MOSH as the Chief Executive Officer in 2024. Prior to MOSH, Dr. Dove spent more than 17 years at the Georgia Aquarium, where he has served as Vice President of Science & Education since 2020. His previous roles spanned multiple departments, including research, conservation, nutrition and development.

The Georgia Aquarium’s prestige as a tourism destination that serves millions of guests each year reinforces Dr. Dove’s experience as an exceptional asset for MOSH, both in its current location and as the Board prepares for a dynamic future at the Jacksonville Shipyards.

Dr. Dove earned his Doctor of Philosophy, Microbiology & Parasitology and Bachelor of Science in Zoology and Parasitology degrees from The University of Queensland. His academic work includes more than 75 peer-reviewed scientific publications and one book, along with research and professor positions at Cornell University and Stony Brook University. Earlier in his career, he also served as a curator of aquatic animal health for the Wildlife Conservation Society. An Australian native and world-renowned shark researcher, Dr. Dove has spent significant time studying aquatic species and environments across the globe.

Tickets

All ages welcome! Tickets include admission to the Museum, the speaker presentation, and Q&A.

$12 | Adults
$10 | Students, Children & Educators