It’s time to celebrate science!

Celebrate Science Indiana will be held on Saturday, October 1 from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in the Blue Ribbon Pavilion.

Scientist Rick Crosslin said on Monday, “Life.style.live! Allison Kempers, Curriculum Coach at Wayne Township Preschool Joshua Pearce, Wayne Township Preschool student and aspiring scientist Kayleigh Kempers, Robbie Elementary School student and aspiring engineer Luke Kempers , Robbie Elementary School student and aspiring engineer Luke Kempers, and Diagnostic Development Lead Steve Wilson Cummins Inc. discuss opportunities for fun and learning for people of all ages at this event.

They also brought in a few live rats to preview a hands-on activity that inspired attendees about the future of migration.

Activities participating in the show include LEGO, building your own battery, and an electric school bus.

Celebrate Science Indiana is Indiana’s premier science festival and public event that showcases the importance of learning science and the joy of discovery, the economic value of science, and its importance to society. For individuals of all ages and from all walks of life, science impacts our daily lives and this event aims to encourage young Hoosiers to pursue exciting and rewarding careers in science. It’s purpose.

Celebrate Science Indiana features interactive events and activities that, wherever possible, provide takeaway information, activities, or innovative ideas for further investigation. Notable attendees of the event include local and national science-based industries and businesses, federal agencies, educational institutions, and public agencies focused on science and science education, such as the Indiana State Museum and the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. It is included.

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