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Science on Wheels
2021-03-04 18:00:00 2021-03-04 19:00:00 America/Chicago Science on Wheels This event will virtually connect you with scientists from MU discussing their research in a wide variety of subject areas, from the biology of HIV to bone regeneration the brain and the immune system to 3D-printed implants. Come prepared to listen, learn and ask plenty of questions. Ages 10-adult. Please register to get a link to this Zoom webinar. Event will be recorded for later viewing. Live event via Zoom -

Thursday, March 04
6:00pm - 7:00pm

Add to Calendar 2021-03-04 18:00:00 2021-03-04 19:00:00 America/Chicago Science on Wheels This event will virtually connect you with scientists from MU discussing their research in a wide variety of subject areas, from the biology of HIV to bone regeneration the brain and the immune system to 3D-printed implants. Come prepared to listen, learn and ask plenty of questions. Ages 10-adult. Please register to get a link to this Zoom webinar. Event will be recorded for later viewing. Live event via Zoom -

This event will virtually connect you with scientists from MU discussing their research in a wide variety of subject areas, from the biology of HIV to bone regeneration the brain and the immune system to 3D-printed implants. Come prepared to listen, learn and ask plenty of questions. Ages 10-adult. Please register to get a link to this Zoom webinar. Event will be recorded for later viewing.

Science on Wheels is a group aimed at engaging citizens across Missouri with science. This event will virtually connect you with scientists from the University of Missouri in a wide variety of subject areas. Come prepared to listen, learn and ask plenty of questions.

These guest scientists will talk about their research topics:

  • Laurie Agosto, first-year PREP scholar — microbiology and immunology
  • Sebastian Cardona-Ramirez, doctor in the Veterinary School of Medicine — musculo-skeletal diseases and 3D-printed customized implants
  • Paige Gruenke, Ph.D. candidate in biochemistry — the biology of HIV
  • Victoria Hamlin, graduate student in biological sciences — how the brain and immune system interact
  • Skyler Kramer, Ph.D. candidate, MU Institute for Data Science and Analytics — single-molecule technology for studying cells and tissues
  • Roxana Martinez Campuzano, graduate student in biological engineering — the simulation of bone behavior and bone regeneration

Ages 10-adult. Please register to get a link to this Zoom webinar. The recorded event will be available to watch until April 5.

AGE GROUP: | Teens | School-Age | Adults |

EVENT TYPE: | General |

TAGS: | Science |

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Please note that this program is taking place online or via broadcast rather than at a physical location. Please see the event description for details on where to view or tune in.