The University of Idaho’s College of Science is hosting Vandal Science Days, a two-day science event on April 19-20 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Integrated Research and Innovation Center (IRIC) in Moscow. This free, public event offers hands-on science experiences for participants of all ages, providing an excellent opportunity to learn more about the university’s science programs and projects.
Some of the highlights of Vandal Science Days include interactive activities such as a fossil dig and comet making, as well as special presentations by faculty members on topics such as arsenic in beauty products and archaeochemistry. Additionally, workshops exploring the connections between science and music will be part of the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, which coincides with the event from April 17-20.
This event provides an opportunity for the community to interact with experts in various scientific fields and gain hands-on experience in various scientific disciplines. Whether you are a student, professional or simply someone interested in science, Vandal Science Days has something for everyone. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to engage with the world of science!
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