Science on Wheels
Thursday, March 04
6:00pm - 7:00pm
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.
Online and Broadcast Events
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.
