The fifth annual MSU Science Festival will highlight the fields of science, technology, engineering, arts and math in 15-plus cities across Michigan April 7-23.
With more than 50 new presentations, the festival will feature talks, demonstrations, tours, open houses and guest speakers. Events and activities are presented by members of the MSU scientific community, science professionals and educators from across the state. The schedule of events can be found here.
“Advancements in science and technology impact our daily lives and shape our future in amazing ways,” said Renee Leone, festival coordinator. “We are reminded of this every time we pause and consider our cell phones, computers, water and food resources, medical advancements and new emerging autonomous vehicles. The Science Festival is an exciting opportunity to experience these innovations live and to exchange ideas with researchers and professionals first hand.”
Festival highlights include:
• Statewide Astronomy Night – Participation by various planetariums and observatories around Michigan, April 7
• East Lansing Expo Day – Featuring the popular LSJ Expo Zone and Delta Dental’s Early Childhood Zone, April 8
• PaleoJoe − Fossils from the Michigan Basin, April 8
• Gastropod Live – A podcast about food, science and history, April 8
• Detroit Expo Day and More, April 9
• Science Café and Pub Nights, Beginning April 9
• Night at the Museums, Beginning April 10
• Take A Tour Day, April 15
• Dazzling Demo Feature Night, April 20
The festival is free and open to the public with events for all ages. For more information, visit sciencefestival.msu.edu.
