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The Countdown Begins! 365 Days Until the USA Science & Engineering Festival!

Save the date: the USA Science & Engineering Festival Expo is just one year away! We are so excited to bring you the largest celebration of science & engineering for the 3rd time! Leading up to the Expo we will have affiliate events, the return of the Nifty Fifty (x3), contests, and school programs! The Festival week will…

This April, Jeff Lieberman, artist, scientist and host of Discovery Channel’s “Time Warp”, will be performing at the 2012 USA Science and Engineering Festival with his show “Beyond Your Imagination”. In “Beyond Your Imagination”, Lieberman will give you a tour like no other – a tour of yourself. Using advanced technologies and scientific discoveries, we…

+Meet Brian Malow, a science comedian scheduled to perform at the USA Science and Engineering Finale Expo. He will also perform at the Night of Science Comedy before the Expo with two other comedians, Norman Goldblatt and Pete Ludovice. Based in San Francisco, Brian has performed for NASA, JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), NIST (National Institute…

Georgetown University – Free Show

I personally like science AND laughing so I’m excited to see this next Friday. Thanks Brian Malow for being a part of the festival. If you can’t catch his full length show on Friday, he will be performing 20 min sets at the Expo too. As part of the inau­gural USA Sci­ence & Engi­neer­ing Fes­ti­val,…

Maybe you remember the Science Rapper from some posts awhile ago: OR… Well he wrote a new rap just for the Festival! Check it out here. He will be performing at the Expo make sure to catch his performance!

Maybe you are a little like me when you wonder how exactly do biologists manage to get proteins to make crystals? How DOES that happen? I’ve heard it is a little complicated but have wondered how one would go about doing it. Here is one of the USA Science and Engineering Festival’s performers explaining protein…