MOSCOW, Idaho — Oct. 26, 2023 — Experience the Power of Possibility with University of Idaho’s inaugural POP Talks 3-4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 1, at the Bruce M. Pitman Center’s Vandal Ballroom on campus in Moscow. The event is free and open to the public. It can also be viewed remotely at U of I Live. Join U of I faculty as they explore beyond the known world and unmask new features of the world we thought we understood. For one hour, question everything you thought you knew — problems you thought solved, questions you didn’t know needed answering and even what you thought possible.
Each presenter will speak for fewer than five minutes, but those few short minutes will be jam-packed with information about the research, exploration and innovation that the researchers are conducting at U of I. At the end of the event, students attending in person will have a chance to win two $1,000 scholarships. All attendees, in person and virtual, will be able to vote for their favorite talk. Speakers include: Advertisements
“It is important to celebrate this research and the faculty that lead these efforts,” said Chris Nomura, vice president for research and economic development who will serve as emcee for the event. “We have a diverse set of research expertise covering topics that demonstrate the wide-ranging impacts of the research and let a broad audience get to know some of our outstanding faculty.” |
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