You're trying to fill the summer days. What do we have that might be interesting for you and your kids? How about electron microscopes? Glowing fish?! Pig lungs??!! Come to Summer Science Day at the U on Saturday, July 12. Free and open to the public! gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

Artists belong in science! Come to Summer Science Day & learn about: + How to draw dinosaurs! + Animating science w stop-motion animation! + Making a science comic! Sat 7/12 10am-4pm. Free all-ages open house at the U. gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

Just one of the many Summer Science Day demos you can enjoy with your family: Coolest Food Ever! Watch Food Freeze in a Flash! 🧊 presented by: Shen Lab, Biochemistry @uofubiochem Sat., July 12, 10-10:30 a.m. Full schedule here: gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

One week until Summer Science Day! Everyone is welcome to visit University of Utah Health for lab tours, public-friendly talks, demos, and workshops! Saturday July 12th from 10am-4pm. Check out our action-packed schedule here: gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

You know the type: the kid who says “Awesome!” when you say “Ew!” The kid who knows more about mucus than you ever wanted to. Bring 'em to Summer Science Day. We have mutant flies, separated blood, and pig lungs. Saturday, July 12 at the U. gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

Zoom In. Geek Out. Take a Backstage Pass to the Secret Life of Cells! Take a tour of the HSC Cell Imaging Core at 12, 1 or 2pm during Summer Science Day this Sat July 12th! Find the full Summer Science Day schedule here: gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

Does your kid dream of being a doctor? At Summer Science Day, they'll learn about: - How to start preparing for med school - How scientists learn about health & disease - How to dig into the secrets of cells, blood, enzymes, DNA and more! THIS SAT, 7/12 gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

Too hot outside? Come inside for some cool science on Sat, July 12 at the University of Utah. Chill out by watching food freeze in a flash and exploring tiny frozen worlds with cryo-EM technology! Directions & full schedule of events here: gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

More than fifty U of U researchers are giving over 80 demos, lab tours, workshops and talks for the public this Saturday, July 12th! Science-curious? We have something for everyone! 10am-4pm @utah University of Utah Health Schedule and directions here: gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

Stave off the dreaded summer brain drain by bringing your family to Summer Science Day, Sat July 12 University of Utah Health University of Utah! Build a pigeon, one trait at a time. Learn about viral geometry. Discuss how your emotions help learning! gslc.utah.edu/summer-science-

Summer Science Day is TOMORROW! Join us at the U of U to talk to scientists, tour labs, see demos, and listen to talks! Over 80 activities for all ages! See our action-packed schedule & directions here: gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

SUMMER SCIENCE DAY IS HERE! Today, Sat July 12th 10am-4pm at the U of U. Peer through microscopes to look at mutant flies and zebrafish! Learn about how scientists are studying metabolism and cancer! And much more. See our full schedule online: gslc.utah.edu/summer-science…

Thanks to everyone who came to our first-ever Summer Science Day! A special thank you to our sponsors: BioHive, U of Utah Dept of Biochemistry, Dept of Human Genetics, U of U NUIP & Core Research Facilities. Our guests played w light, touched lungs, toured labs, & explored how cells use energy!

GSLC Learn.Genetics is at Craft Lake City Aug 8-10! We're bringing Anomalocaris t-shirts, bacteria stickers, and take-home activity kits. See you at the GFiber STEM building! #scicomm #publicengagement #CraftLakeCity

Middle school science teachers, get paid to test a new #bioengineering module! Sneak peak in the video. $500 stipend with a flexible testing window Oct–Dec 2025. More here: teach.genetics.utah.edu/research/ #STEMteachers #MiddleSchoolScience #EdResearch

Lotta talk about mRNA vaccines this week. Here's a refresher on what they are and how they work. Want to know more? Check out Part 2 for a deep dive into the decades of research that made them possible: youtu.be/0c9it9pQ3Zk