University of Toledo holds Saturday Morning Science Programs

The University of Toledo is holding a set of Saturday morning presentations to address common questions about science. This is a free event open to the public. Parking is free as well.

Here is the the snippet from their web site:

We will provide FREE light breakfast: coffee, milk, doughnuts... The event starts at 9:30 a.m. and runs until approximately 11:00 a.m.

Location: Bowman-Oddy Laboratories, Room 1059, University of Toledo main campus.

Parking: Lot 13 and west ramp parking garage, free to public (map).

Once more we will have local professors and researchers show you what science in general is all about. There will be tutorials, demos, hands-on activities, etc.. We promise it will be fun!!!

SPRING SCHEDULE

Jan. 31st:

Wind Farming: Making Energy is a Breeze

Kevin M. Maynard

Director of Utilities

City of Bowling Green, OH

Feb. 14th:

Flames, Flashes, and Foam: A Chemistry Demo Show

University of Toledo Student Affiliates of the American Chemical

Society

Feb 28th:

Inflammation: Why is my Arm Turning Hot and Red?

Asst. Prof. Randall G. Worth

Dept. of Medical Microbiology and Immunology

University of Toledo

March 28th:

Fish: Choices and Issues for Consumers - The Good, the Bad,

and Maybe the Ugly

Prof. Joseph Regenstein

Dept. of Food Science

Cornell University

April 18th:

Aluminum: Its Early History in Ohio and How this Metal

Changed the World

Emeritus Prof. Norman Craig

Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Oberlin College

Organized by Prof. Joseph Schmidt, (Chemistry)

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