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Chemist Jeanne Rudzki Small discusses varied epidemics and their impact on history. |
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USU biology professor Joseph Li, left, answers questions about viral genetics from a young attendee. |
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Science Unwrapped visitors view displays. |
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College of Science Dean Mary Hubbard, left, along with Science Unwrapped Committee Chair Shane Larson and his young daughter, Kate, conduct the prize raffle drawing. |
Science Unwrapped attendees eagerly await the results of the prize drawing. |
A Science Unwrapped audience member asks a question following the presentation on epidemics.
USU biology professor Anne Anderson, left, answers questions about pathogenic bacteria found all around us.
Students from Intech Collegiate High School were among the Science Unwrapped attendees.
Students from Mt. Logan and Thomas Edison Middle Schools visit following the presentation.
A young visitor visits the coloring table.
USU Researcher Venkatraman Siddharthan discusses his research on West Nile Virus.
Students from Intech Collegiate High School visit following the presentation.
Attendees mingle following the presentation.
USU researcher Venkatraman Siddharthan and children.
