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Join us in creating a 3D printed sculpture to celebrate diversity in science! This event is part of the nation-wide science celebration, "Science Odyssey". Leading up to the event you can register to print your own part of the sculpture. On May 20th in False Creek, Vancouver we will assemble all the parts into one great sculpture during a public celebration event.
The female Canadian scientist that we have chosen for this project is the outstanding Dr. Jennifer Gardy, a Canada Research Chair, tuberculosis researcher and active science communicator (you may have seen her on Nature of Things).
The sculpture is complete!
The sculpture is complete!
Thank you everyone who participated and came down to the event.
Thank you everyone who participated and came down to the event.
Check out this video of a youth group printing parts.
Check out this video of a youth group printing parts.
A diversity of thinkers allows creates more innovation and discovery!
A diversity of thinkers allows creates more innovation and discovery!
This event is part of the youth programs at the Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology (SCWIST). Find out more about the organization and the other youth programs offered.
This event is part of the youth programs at the Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology (SCWIST). Find out more about the organization and the other youth programs offered.
This event would not be possible without the contributions of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
This event would not be possible without the contributions of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
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