Best of Festival 2024: Wisconsin Science Festival in Pictures - Morgridge Research Institute

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“What do you think?” — A curious child holds a brain on display at the Discovery Expo presentation by Docs Out to Care (DOC), an outreach organization made up of UW–Madison medical students that offers health-related information and activities, and promotes well-being aimed at a K-12 audience. (Photo by Romulo Ueda Photography)
“It’s all fun(gi) and games…” — Wearing mushroom-inspired hats, students from What’s Eating My Plants (WEMP), an outreach group in the UW–Madison Department of Plant Pathology, encourage a child to “infect” a plant with a fuzzy “controversy” during Science on the Square. (Photo by Jeff Miller / UW–Madison)
“Just Bee Yourself” — A child takes a quiet moment to sit in one of the giant honeycomb cages in the “Good Age Trail” exhibit at the Children’s Museum of Madison. (Photo by Romulo Ueda Photography)
“The Many Faces of Science” — The Morgridge Institute Fab Lab built a giant kaleidoscope on display at the Discovery Expo, where students and families can take a closer look at the everyday science around them. (Photo by Romulo Ueda Photography)
“Sit in the Surface Circus” — At the Discovery Expo, the outreach group from the UW–Madison Department of Chemistry is giving two attendees the chance to join the “Surface Circus” as they create a giant balloon chamber to demonstrate the power of surface tension. (Photo by Romulo Ueda Photography)
“Trash to Treasure” — The Dane County Department of Waste and Renewable Resources created the Trash Lab, a mobile exhibit designed to educate and motivate people to produce less trash and rethink their relationship with waste. (Photo by Romulo Ueda Photography)
“Eligible for a Free Mummy Suit” — A Science on the Square participant volunteers to become a mummy through the magic — or science — of toilet paper and a leaf blower during the Wonders of Physics show. (Photo by Romulo Ueda Photography)
“The Immersive World of VR” — A festival-goer reaches out to experience the intersection of the virtual world and the real world with the Virtual Environments Group, an emerging technology research lab at the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery. (Photo by Romulo Ueda Photography)
“Roll for Biodiversity” — A child at Science on the Square plays a game designed by the Wisconsin Energy Institute’s Great Lakes Bioenergy Center to simulate how biodiversity affects cropping systems aimed at sustainable bioenergy solutions. (Photo by Romulo Ueda Photography)
Crystal Chemistry — As night falls during Science on the Square, a team from the UW–Madison Department of Chemistry displays luminescent crystals to explain how chemical structure relates to certain properties. (Photo by Jeff Miller / UW–Madison)

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