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USU’s Science Unwrapped Introduces New ‘Art & Science InterPLAY’ Series

Utah State University’s popular public STEM outreach program, Science Unwrapped, is back this fall with the “InterPLAY of Art & Science” series for Fall 2026-Spring 2027. This series will explore the synergy between art and science, showcasing how they complement and inspire each other.

Key Details:

  • Kickoff Event:
    • Date: September 18
    • Presentation: “The Hidden Science Behind Artistic Expression” by physicist David Smith.
    • Time: 7 p.m.
    • Location: Emert Auditorium, Room ESLC 130, Eccles Science Learning Center.
    • Admission: Free, suitable for all ages.

Series Overview:

  • The series aims to provide an engaging platform for families and individuals to discover the intersections of STEM and the arts.
  • Events typically include a presentation followed by refreshments and hands-on activities.

Volunteer Opportunities:

  • Science Unwrapped invites student organizations, academic departments, and community groups to participate as volunteers, providing STEM/STEAM learning activities. More info is available on their volunteer page.

Additional Information:

  • Directions and parking details can be found on the Science Unwrapped website, and more updates are shared on their Facebook page.

Join us for evenings filled with fun, learning, and creativity!

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