Julia Nepper The Science Story Workshop introduces scientists to storytelling tools they can use to creatively explore their lives, work, and experiences in science. This workshop is not about science communication, but something much more personal and potentially transformational for participants. In small groups of scientists, Julia creates a safe community in which
An Interactive Sculpture Exhibit. The ways we deal with stress can affect other people. As more people press their stress into the sculptures, the pieces will become more marked by the influence of others. We do this to other people psychologically every day, but the results are invisible to the human eye. Stress Flesh makes
An Interactive Sculpture Exhibit. The ways we deal with stress can affect other people. As more people press their stress into the sculptures, the pieces will become more marked by the influence of others. We do this to other people psychologically every day, but the results are invisible to the human eye. Stress Flesh makes
*Note: actual end time may vary.* The Carbon Cycle. Stephon Kiba Freeman installs a mural on State Street featuring photosynthesis, the carbon cycle, and microbial interactions.
*Note: actual end time may vary.* The Carbon Cycle. Stephon Kiba Freeman installs a mural on State Street featuring photosynthesis, the carbon cycle, and microbial interactions.
*Note: actual end time may vary.* The Carbon Cycle. Stephon Kiba Freeman installs a mural on State Street featuring photosynthesis, the carbon cycle, and microbial interactions.
Examining the perception of data from an artistic lens. Works that elicit aesthetic or emotional responses through beautiful representations of data, or encourage reflection on the role of data in science, society and our daily lives.
A symposium celebrating Latinx perspectives and experiences in STEM. Join us on Thursday, October 5 from 4:00 - 7:00 (reception included) to hear new research from prominent Latinx researchers for scientific topics relating to climate change. Return or join us on Friday for morning for an immersive experience in exploring Latinx identity in STEM, through
A symposium celebrating Latinx perspectives and experiences in STEM. Join us on Thursday, October 5 from 4:00 - 7:00 (reception included) to hear new research from prominent Latinx researchers for scientific topics including climate change and tech. Return or join us on Friday for morning for an immersive experience in exploring Latinx identity in STEM,
Presenter: Neil Klemme. This is a free, in-person event hosted on October 16, 2023 at 6:00 PM by the Lakeview Community Library as a part of the Wisconsin Science Festival. No registration is necessary to attend. This presentation makes the case for youth development programs such as 4-H that help young people build social capital