Imagine living in a world where you did not have access to artificial colors – the color wheel, paints, computer screens, and so on. Imagine living, say, in ancient Greece. Would you use such words as “blue” or “green?” As it turns out, the ancient Greeks do not seem to …
In conjunction with Prof. Jenell Johnson’s Health & Inequality Constellation, the Constellations humanities program are bringing MK Czerwiec, aka the Comic Nurse, to campus. Comic Nurse will deliver a public talk and lead a hands-on workshop on graphic medicine. Details can be found on their website, but here are brief descriptions …
Kohler Fellows @ WID Marie Christine Kohler Fellows @ WID are senior graduate or professional students selected on the strength of their commitment and abilities to contribute to interdisciplinary thought. Kohler Fellows work and collaborate within WID, connecting graduate students across campus through a range of stimulating events. The Kohler …
Stop by Hub Central at the Discovery Building to view the Science to Street Art Community Periodic Table exhibit this Fall Season! Exhibit runs through December 2019. 2019 Science Festival Community Mural at the Discovery Building 330 North Orchard Street, Madison, WI 53715 The Community Periodic Table Mural is …
Stop by Hub Central at the Discovery Building to view artist Tracy Drier’s Scientific Glassware exhibit this Fall Season! Exhibit runs through December 2019. Scientific Glassware has been used by chemists and scientists to push the boundaries of science and medicine for hundreds of years. It’s clarity and inert nature …
Stop by Hub Central at the Discovery Building to view artist Conley Clark’s S.O.S piece this Summer 2019! S.O.S visually draws attention to human health through the lens of HIV, AIDS and LGBTQ+ Community. Exhibit runs through August 2019. Note from the artist: “S.O.S.” is my response to a conversation …
Science to Street Art is a collaborative project that aims to visually inspire STEAM education and careers through the innovative planning, design and management of public spaces known as Placemaking.
SoundWaves combines scientific lectures about the world with live classical music performances. Each event revolves around a theme, exploring it first from many scientific angles and then through the lens of music. The program concludes with a live performance of music related to the evening’s theme.
Stop by Hub Central at the Discovery Building to view our very own ID Hub Science-Art Fusion Exhibit – Neurochemicals of Happiness! Exhibit runs through November 2019. Start your day with positive affirmations paired with molecular structures of neurotransmitters that aid in our happiness! As we experience life, neurochemicals work …
