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SUMMARY:Junior Council STEM Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Kids ages 4–14 are invited to join the IAS Junior Council for a morning of hands-on science exploration. Students will rotate through five interactive stations\, each led by a Junior Council member and designed to make science fun\, approachable\, and a little messy. \nWhat to Expect: Five 20-minute stations\, with transition time built in between rooms. An open activity area with Legos\, coloring\, and Magnet Tiles is also available for breaks or independent play. \n\nElephant Toothpaste: Watch a big\, foamy chemical reaction come to life with color and bubbles.\nLava Lamps: Build a mini lava lamp using Alka-Seltzer and take it home.\nChromatography: Use water and food coloring on coffee filters to see the hidden pigments that make up a color.\nDNA Bracelets: String beads to build a bracelet that models DNA base pairs\, and take it home.\nPropellers: Build a simple propeller and learn the basics of motion and engineering. Take it home.\n\nCost: FREE for member families / $5 per family for non-members \nSupervision: This is a parent-and-child event—please plan to stay with your kids throughout the duration of the event. \nIf cost is a barrier to attending\, please reach out to Executive Director Liz Subrin at director@indianaacademyofscience.org. We want every family to be able to participate!
URL:https://www.indianaacademyofscience.org/event/junior-council-stem-workshop/
LOCATION:Indiana Academy of Science HQ\, 1100 W. 42nd Street\, Indianapolis\, 46208\, United States
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SUMMARY:STEAM Night @ Victory Field (Members Only)
DESCRIPTION:Victory Field becomes the largest classroom in central Indiana on STEAM Night! Local companies will be stationed across the concourse throughout the game\, demonstrating how their products and services connect to careers in science\, technology\, engineering\, art\, and math—and we want to make sure our members are part of the fun. \nWe have 50 tickets available\, and members can claim up to 2 tickets for FREE. Register below to claim yours! Once registered\, pick up your tickets from Executive Director Liz Subrin at the Toyota Center field gate between 6:00 and 6:30pm. \nQuestions? Email Liz at director@indianaacademyofscience.org!
URL:https://www.indianaacademyofscience.org/event/steam-night-at-victory-field/
LOCATION:Victory Field\, 501 W Maryland St.\, Indianapolis\, 46225\, United States
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SUMMARY:Science With a Twist: Butterfly Colors In Black & White (And Other Colors Too!)
DESCRIPTION:Why do some butterflies turn out darker than others — and what does that have to do with the weather? Dr. Andrew Stoehr studies how temperature shapes wing color and pattern in butterflies\, from cabbage whites in Indiana fields to specimens shipped in from Russia\, New Zealand\, and beyond. Join us for an evening of casual science and conversation as he shares what wings can tell us about a changing climate. \nWhat to Expect: Science With A Twist (SWAT) is a casual science and networking event hosted by the Indiana Academy of Science. These events bring together scientists\, educators\, engineers\, students\, and community members for informal conversations about science in a relaxed setting. Talks are short and accessible—no scientific background required\, just curiosity! \nAbout the Speaker: Dr. Andrew Stoehr grew up in Indianapolis\, Indiana and graduated from Indiana University with a degree in biology. He completed a master’s degree at Auburn University\, studying coloration\, hormones\, and behavior in House Finches. He completed his PhD at the University of California-Riverside\, where he studied coloration\, behavior\, and ecological immunity in cabbage white butterflies. His post-doctoral work at Yale University explored the evolutionary developmental genetics of butterfly wing coloration. Since 2012 he has been a professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Butler University where he continues to study coloration in butterflies and other insects. He has recently started work on prairie ecology as well. \nPhoto Credit: Butler University \n 
URL:https://www.indianaacademyofscience.org/event/swat-butterfly-colors-in-black-white-and-other-colors-too/
LOCATION:Krannert Hall\, 1100 W. 42nd Street\, Indianapolis\, IN\, 46208\, United States
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