Kids Lecture: Discovering the Hidden Beauty and Science of Insects
Date
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Description
Overview
Insects may look small, but they are full of beauty, mystery, and fascinating designs.
This kids lecture explores the hidden beauty and science of insects through both art and scientific reseach.
By combining insect art with cutting-edge research from OIST scientists, participants will discover how insects survive, communicate, and evolve — all while appreciating their unique shapes, colors, and structures.
This event is designed to be enjoyable even for those who may feel uncomfortable around insects.
Speakers
Minei Seita: Teacher of Apollo Science Lab
Cedric Aumont : Research Fellow, Evolution Genomice Unit, OIST
Yi Ming Weng: Postdoctoral Scholar, Evolution Genomice Unit, OIST
Target Audience
Elementary to junior high school students
High school students and adults are also welcome.
Capacity
500 participants
Advance registration required.
How to Register
Please register in advance using the online application form below:
REGISTER HERE *This form will open from Monday 2nd February.
Subscribe to the OIST Calendar: Right-click to download, then open in your calendar application.

