Connect
Science Unwrapped connects learners with teachers, and people to new ideas.
Communicate
Each semester, the series of Science Unwrapped lectures are focus on one BIG IDEA that is important in the scientific community.
Inspire
After the main lecture, there are tons of interesting and engaging activities outside the lecture hall for future scientists to enjoy and experience the world of exploration.
What Is Science Unwrapped?
Established in 2009, Science Unwrapped is a free, monthly presentation series, open to the public, hosted by Utah State University's College of Science. Inquiring minds of all ages are invited to learn about the wonders, the joys, the mishaps, the fun, the unexpected detours and the excitement of scientific discovery.Here are some poplular links to help you navigate the site:
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We hope you'll join us for this exciting journey of discovery!
Science Unwrapped In The News
Do birds of a feather really flock together? Can birds recognize individual people? And why do birds sometimes crash into windows? Utah State University ornithologist Kimberly Sullivan explores these...
Red Riding Hood’s wolf, Peter and the Wolf, the Big, Bad Wolf, werewolves, the killing wolves Liam Neeson battles in ‘The Grey’… Reach back in your childhood library or reminisce about your movie-watching habits and you...
Utah State University physicist Maria Rodriguez dons a detective’s hat and guides us in exploring these cosmic phenomena at Science Unwrapped on Friday, Feb. 10, 2017. She presents “CSI: Black Holes....
