This year, we're inviting all Science Fest guests to become Data Detectives on a Data Discovery quest! On your way into Science Fest, pick up a Data Discovery graph with instructions on how to fill in the data points as you explore a wide range of activities.
The Data Discovery graphs can be found at our outdoor Information Tents at either the Sample Gates or in the Body Works area, or at one of the Welcome Tables inside the Biology Building, Chemistry Building, Swain Hall West, the Kirkwood Observatory, the Student Building, or Lindley Hall. A list of participating stations will be on the back of your graph sheet.
There will be two tiers of graphs: a histogram for the younger guests, and an x,y plot for everyone else. Select the one you wish to fill in over the course of the day and then discover how scientific measurements are made at all the participating stations!
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“What’s that smell?” Biology Biology Building South Hall Insects make and release chemicals that they use to communicate - just like you might talk or send a text. Try to match the smell to the insect message using the clues to help you. Let’s see how quickly you can finish.
Animal Behavior Trivia Animal Behavior (CISAB) Biology Building Outdoor (South Lawn - Trees)/ South Hall Stop by to test your knowledge of animal behavior! Spin the wheel to receive a question. Try answering the question to win a prize.
Bee Keeping Biology Biology Building Room A106 Learn about beekeeping and explore the honey bee life cycle and microbiome.
Beetle Bonanza Biology Biology Building Outdoor (South Lawn) Meet live beetles from the darkling beetle family! Can you guess the number of family members in this group? These insects have evolved clever ways to survive in different habitats. Explore the fascinating features and behaviors that help blue death-feigning beetles thrive in the desert.
Bioluminescent Bacteria Biology Biology Building Room A107 Experiment with bioluminescent bacteria and watch them glow!
Bird Migration Animal Behavior (CISAB) Biology Building Outdoor (South Lawn - Trees)/ South Hall Ever wonder what a bird’s migration journey is like? Then stop in and take on the role of a bird and play the migration game. This life size board game walks you through the potential challenges birds face as they migrate.
Brain Clocks Biology Biology Building West Hall Every living thing keeps time: from fruit flies to humans, biological clocks control daily rhythms in our bodies and influence our sleep/wake cycles and multiple behaviors. At Brain Clocks, visitors will explore the science of circadian rhythms through hands-on activities, uncovering how internal timekeeping regulates behavior across species.
Build a Neuron Animal Behavior (CISAB) Biology Building Outdoor (South Lawn - Trees)/ South Hall Are you curious about how you think and move? If so stop by to learn about motor neurons as you build a neuron using pipe cleaners and pony beads.
Canopy Bloomington: Rolling Through The Leaves Biology Biology Building Atrium Come join us and learn more about tree plantings, the benefits of urban trees, and partake in a fun craft with leaves!
Cells and Cell Division Biology Biology Building West Hall Learn all about how cells divide, prepare your very own onion peel slides, and try to spot the different stages of cell division under a microscope!
Discover the Invisible World Biology Biology Building Room A100 Discover the Invisible World with Microbiology Graduate Students. Learn about the awesome ways microbes use the sun for energy. Get your eyes on the prize and use our microscopes to observe to mighty microbes in action. When you’re done learning and observing, use your newfound knowledge to make your own petri plate of slime!!
Frog ecology, evolution, and development Biology Biology Building Atrium Learn about the life cylce and the impacts in the ecosystem that frogs posses, you may not realize how important they are!
Fruity DNA Extraction Biology Biology Building East Hall DNA is present in all organisms; however you can’t normally see it. Come learn about DNA and extract some from a strawberry before learning how the Wang lab studies how DNA interacts with other DNA in bacteria.
Greenhouse Tours Biology Biology Building Southeast Corner Guided tours of IU’s collection of beautiful living plants from around the world, including spectacular rainforest, desert, and carnivorous species!
Human Biology Headquarters Biology Biology Building Room 122 What makes you, YOU? Step into the world of Human Biology and discover the amazing science happening inside your own body! Become a germ detective, build your own genetic jewelry, test how your body works, take a skeleton selfie, and explore the anatomy of the human body. Come experiment, discover, and see yourself in a whole new way!
Killer Worms and Germs Biology Biology Building Atrium Be amazed by the cooperation and warfare that IU researchers have discovered in our local soils and the dangers that lurk within for insects.
Make Art with EcoMedia Lab The Media School Biology Building Outdoor (South Lawn) Join the new EcoMedia lab and create ecological art with camera-less photographic techniques (cyanotypes and anthotypes), and watercolor painting using plant-based pigments!
Mammal Skulls Biology Biology Building East Hall Explore the skulls of over 40 species of mammals, including humans! Play detective to discover what an animal ate, whether it was a predator, a prey, or both, whether it lived on land or in the water, who is it most closely related to, and perhaps how it died.
Marvelous Moms: The Science of Maternal Care Biology Biology Building South Hall Observe types of parental care among animals, score a video of hamster maternal care as a scientist, and race against a mom to return your hamster pups to the nest.
Millions and Millions of Microbes Biology Biology Building East Hall From lakes to humans to the soil below, there are millions and millions of microscopic organisms living and interacting with one another and you! How do scientists track and count the biodiversity of microorganisms? Come join the Lennon lab to meet and interact with some new microscopic friends and learn a bit more about microbial ecology.
Plankton Discovery O'Neill School IU Limnology Lab Biology Building Atrium Ever wonder how scientists collect plankton? Come see a demonstration and then discover the microscopic life in Indiana's waterways using our projectable, portable microscopes. Learn what the presence of these organisms can tell us about Indiana's water quality.
Race Against the Chimpanzee Animal Behavior (CISAB) Biology Building Outdoor (South Lawn - Trees)/ South Hall Are you good with remembering spatial sequences or patterns? Maybe you've wondered just how smart is a chimpanzee. If so stop by and try your memory skills against Ayumu the chimpanzee!
Sticky Investigations Biology Biology Building South Hall Using glues and popsicle sticks come see how biolgoically adhesive organsims operate including a micro-scale adhesion!
Tortoises Biology Biology Building Room A105 Meet a group of live tortoises and learn about their biology.
Viruses all around us! Biology Biology Building Room 122A Learn about the role of viruses in our lives. Make your own paper craft viruses! Learn about what scientists at IU study about viruses!
Basic First Aid Intra Collegiate Emergency Medical Service at IU Lindley Hall 125 An overview of different tools and practices used in Emergency Medical Services.
Can water change what you see? School of Optometry Lindley Hall 130 & 135 Understand the fundamental process behind vision. Understand why a stirring rod is visible in air and water, but not in glycerol.
Good Vibrations: Sounds in Action Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences Lindley Hall West Lawn How loud is "loud"? What you learn might surprise you! Find out more about your ears and how long you can safely listen to different sounds. Learn about different kinds of ear protection and try on a take-home gift!
Eyeball dissection School of Optometry Lindley Hall 130 & 135 Cow, pig and mouse dissected eyeballs will be on display. Walk through the anatomy while comparing to the human model eye. Many of the structures and functions are the same; however, the scale is drastically different.
Eyeball toss School of Optometry Lindley Hall 130 & 135 Come play a fun game of ‘eyeball ball’ to see how many eyeballs you can put in the bucket while wearing refractive eyees. Compete to get on our leader board. The leader at 3 pm wins a prize bag. Must be present to win.
"Googly-Eyed Gauntlet (Obstacle Course) " School of Optometry Lindley Hall 130 & 135 Maneuver in, around, over, and under obstacles all while wearing eyees which restrict your field-of-view. Compete to get on our leader board. The leader at 3 pm wins a prize bag. Must be present to win.
optical illusions School of Optometry Lindley Hall 130 & 135 "What we see is built on brain experience and memory. Your brain can be confused if information available is not enough to match a single experience."
Polarized Sunes School of Optometry Lindley Hall 130 & 135 How cool will it be to work on your monitor without people seeing what is going on on your screen? Use the principle behind sunes to hide information on your monitor. Wear your cool sunes to “un-encrypt” your information.
Which is better, 1 or 2? School of Optometry Lindley Hall 130 & 135 Come learn why some people need to wear eyees, and why eyees help some people and not others. Plus, learn the answer to the age-old question optometrists always ask, “which is better, 1 or 2?”.
Astronomy Coloring Astronomy Kirkwood Observatory Lobby Unleash your creative side by coloring your way through the universe. Learn space facts while taking your time to have fun and relax!
Astronomy Trivia Astronomy Kirkwood Observatory Outdoor lawn Test your astronomy knowledge by spinning our prize wheel. Everyone's a winner when you're learning!
Globetarium Astronomy Kirkwood Observatory Outdoor lawn See constellations and planets in their exact locations as light shines into a four-foot high dodecahedron you can step into!
Kirkwood Observatory Tour Astronomy Kirkwood Observatory Dome Tour our historic 12" refracting telescope! Built in 1901, it is no longer used for research, but it is still regularly used to view planets during open house nights. Now is your chance to see it in the daylight!
Make Your Own Comet Astronomy Kirkwood Observatory Outdoor lawn Make your very own model comet out of dry ice and learn about these cool cosmic objects!
Solar System Bracelets Astronomy Kirkwood Observatory Outdoor lawn We're making Solar Systems portable AND fashionable. Learn about the planets in our Solar System as you make a wearable model!
Solar System Walk Astronomy Starts at Kirkwood Observatory ends at Chemistry Building Have you ever wondered how long it would take to walk from the Sun to Neptune? Well now you can on our campus-wide Solar System Walk!
A Musical Introduction to Your Brain Psychological and Brain Sciences BLMC Student Building 150 10:30 AM and 12:30 PM Guitars, singing, and...neuroscience
Activity Booklet Environment, Society, and Sustainability Institute Student Building 138 Stop by the ESSI booth and receive an ESSI themed activity booklet!
Create a River Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Student Building Outdoors on SB steps Talk to IU students and faculty and learn how rivers work. Use our stream table to build and remove dams, alter river banks, input sediment, and see how the river responds. Why do ripples form on the beach? Why are river cobbles rounded? How much sand and gravel do rivers actually move? This unique view of a river will help to answer all of these questions and more!
Dysfunctional Morphology Anthropology - W.R.A. Zooarchaeology Laboratory Student Building 025 Do you ever wonder how accurate those spooky animal skeletons you see at Halloween are? Come to the zooarchaeology lab to compare Halloween skeletons to the real life counterparts.
Fossil Digging Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Student Building South Lawn Come dig up real fossils in our sand pit. For older scientists, we recommend you come inside and check out some of the fossils from the IU Paleontology Collection!
Glow Bones Anthropology - W.R.A. Zooarchaeology Laboratory Student Building 025 Did you know that our campus squirrels have a secret that can only be seen in the dark? Come find out why fox squirrel bones glow under UV light!
Make Your Own Earthquake Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Student Building SB 005 Learn about earthquakes and volcanoes and jump next to an active seismometer. See the inside of a seismometer to understand how it works. Stop by our interactive display of earthquakes and volcanoes throughout history and around the globe.
Mock Archaeological Dig Anthropology - W.R.A. Zooarchaeology Laboratory Student Building South Lawn Come see what it's like to be an archaeologist as you search for artifacts in our mock dig!
Pressure, Clouds, and Tornadoes Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Student Building SB 140 Learn how clouds form and how tornadoes develop with these tabletop experiments
Rock, Mineral, and Fossil Show Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Student Building SB 005 Come check out a wide range of rocks, minerals, and fossils or ask our geologists and paleontologists questions about your rock, mineral, and fossil finds!
Scuba Diving Science School of Public Health, Center for Underwater Science Student Building South Lawn We bring the world under the waves to you! Immerse yourself in the underwater world through virtual reality scuba diving and learn the science behind real-life scuba diving gear!
Shipwrecks and Coral: Living Museums of the Sea School of Public Health, Center for Underwater Science Student Building South Lawn Check out real-life Caribbean shipwreck artifacts and coral skeletons! See if you can identify a real shipwreck artifact pulled from the bottom of the ocean and spy important ancient marks on shipwreck artifacts! Learn about coral organisms and how they grow and survive!
The First Recorded Data History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine Student Building 138 Students will engage with the original form of data collection through Cuniform counting.
Tree Time Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Student Building SB 140 Learn about dendrochronology (telling time with trees) by exploring slices of tree trunks. Place a flag on the tree ring from the year you were born!
Volcanic Eruption Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Circle outside Student Building / Maxwell Hall Come see a volcanic eruption 15 minutes after the hour, every hour, at the sundial circle between Maxwell Hall and the Student Building
Weather Balloon Launch Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Dunn Meadow, East End 1:30 PM We're launching a weather balloon to collect data that helps make forecasts better! Come watch the balloon go up and the data flow in.
Acoustics Physics Swain Hall West SW113 Discover the marvelous properties of sound in this room. Learn all about how oscillatory motion becomes sound and music. Play with standing waves on strings and a Chladni plate. See the waveform of your voice on a computer.
Challenge Room Physics Swain Hall West SW103 Challenge your brainpower! Pit your skills against others by solving electronic puzzles, performing experiments with gravity, and testing your skill at boat building. Great fun will be had by all!
Electricity & Magnetism Physics Swain Hall West SW108 Explore the powerful forces of electricity and magnetism in this demo room. Our Tesla coil, Van de Graff Generator, and Jacob’s ladder are just a few of the shockingly exciting toys-for-physicists you’ll find.
Light & Color Physics Swain Hall West SW150 Ever gazed in awe at a rainbow in the sky or wondered at the marvelous effects of a prism? Through holograms, mirrors, lasers, fiber, and optical illusions you’ll discover the astonishing properties of light and color and how our brains process them.
Low Temperature Physics Show Physics Swain Hall West SW00711am~11:30am and 2pm~2:30pm Come and explore the wonders of Low Temperature physics. Thermal, electric, and magnetic properties of many materials are well understood around room temperature. At low temperature the material properties undergo exciting and unique changes. This behavior may even appear to be strange when it is compared to properties of common materials like air and water. Let us prepare for our journey into this extraordinary new world. Superconductivity and superfluidity are material properties we associate with low temperature physics.
Mechanics Physics Swain Hall West SW109 The field of mechanics is rich with fun and engaging ways to explore linear and rotational motion. Be awed by the astonishing and counter-intuitive properties of ordinary objects when they’re moving, rotating, and oscillating!
Outdoor Physics Physics Swain Hall West South Lawn Come play outside in the beautiful fall weather where we’ve located the extremely hands-on demos which are too big to stay indoors! Learn about friction on the dry-ice bowling lane! Defy gravity with the Bernoulli Blower! Test your skill with the table-cloth pull! Launch water-powered rockets! And much more!
Physics and Verity: Demonstrations That Make You Smile Physics Swain Hall West 119 12:00-12:45pm and 3:00-3:45pm IU's Physics Club welcomes you to witness the tale of their adventures guided by their newly discovered AI companion: Verity! Our humble academics experience the wonders of physics through demos guided by both Verity and some newly discovered variants. Join us as we uncover both the secrets of the physical world and potentially something much more sinister...
Rocket Science Physics Swain Hall West, Field west of Swain Hall "Do you want to learn the physics behind how rockets work? Join us on the lawn to the west of Swain Hall where we will launch water rockets and explore what makes them fly both high and straight. Demonstrations will take place every hour at 15 minutes before the top of the hour, wind and weather conditions permitting. If the weather is not suitable the activity will be cancelled."
Knot Puzzle Mathematics Association for Women in Mathematics Lindley Hall, East Lawn Move the beads from one rope to the other without cutting the rope.
Math Balloon Mathematics Association for Women in Mathematics Lindley Hall, East Lawn Build mathematical shapes using colorful balloons!
Maze, One Stroke Drawing Mathematics Association for Women in Mathematics Lindley Hall, East Lawn Find the exit through the maze & Trace the entire figure without lifting the pencil and without retracing any line. There will be colored pencils and markers ready at the booth.
Origami Mathematics Association for Women in Mathematics Lindley Hall, East Lawn Participants can explore origami with colorful paper and printed instructions for fortune tellers, cranes, geometric structures, and flowers, with options for different ages and experience levels.
Recreational Mathematics Mathematics Lindley Hall 120 Play math games like Dots & Boxes or Sprouts. You can also construct magic squares, a favorite pastime of Benjamin Franklin.
Tower of Hanoi Mathematics Association for Women in Mathematics Lindley Hall, East Lawn Move all the rings from the first pillar to the third pillar following some rules: Only one ring can be moved at a time. Each move consists of taking the top ring from one pillar and placing it on another pillar. A larger ring can never be placed on top of a smaller ring.
1776 - Oxygen in History Chemistry 1776 Trail Revisited CHEMISTRY CH041 Demonstrations Showcasing the Diverse Properties of Oxygen
Chemistry That Hates Air and Water Chemistry Goicoechea Lab CHEMISTRY CH045 Step into the world of air- and moisture-sensitive chemistry! Participants will take on a glovebag challenge, completing tasks in a simulated air- and moisture-free environment and testing liquids for hidden moisture. Then, see what happens when these controlled conditions fail through two colorful demonstrations: the reaction of sodium with water and the dramatic color change of anhydrous cobalt chloride when water is added.
Cracking the Crystal Code Chemistry CSENND CHEMISTRY CH027 The beautiful rocks we describe as “crystals” emerge from incredibly tiny and hidden structures. Join CSENND volunteers as we peer into the small and fascinating world of crystal structure with magnification tools, artistic resources, and colorful demonstrations. Collect clues, uncover patterns, and see if you can crack the crystal code!
Dyes, Data, and What Dreams are Made of Chemistry Flood Group CHEMISTRY CH046 NORTH SIDE Using data to test for fluorescent dyes. How to integrate them into materials and devices.
Fun with Enzymes Chemistry Lewis Group CHEMISTRY CH046 Radium Room How can an enzyme make a chemical reaction happen much faster? Why does fresh pineapple prevent gelatin from setting? And how does the way a protein folds affect what it can do? Explore the fascinating world of enzymes through fun, hands-on demonstrations! Participants will see enzyme catalysis in action with the colorful Elephant Toothpaste reaction, investigate protein breakdown using a gelatin degradation experiment, and use a paper-based enzyme folding and catalysis activity to learn how a protein’s shape influences its function.
Hues and Clues Chemistry Materials Research Society (MRS) CHEMISTRY CH041 A fun, hands-on experience where kids become 'Data Detectives' and solve exciting materials science mysteries through interactive activities.
It's a Material World! Chemistry Huang Lab CHEMISTRY CH049 Polymers are ubiquitous in our daily life, several fun demonstrations of polymer materials will be presented.
Levitate It, Bounce It, Magnetize It! – A Hands-on Experience Chemistry Women in Science CHEMISTRY CH047 Defy gravity using the power of sound waves and magnets, mix up your own customized bouncy ball to take home, and use magnets to hunt for secret metal minerals hiding inside your favorite breakfast cereal! How much can you levitate in our acoustic levitator?
Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream Chemistry Women in Organic Chemistry CHEMISTRY Dennis Peters Courtyard Join Women in Organic Chemistry in making Ice Cream using liquid Nitrogen
Big Bangs on the Knoll Chemistry Undergraduate Labs CHEMISTRY The Knoll behind the chemistry building 10 am and 4 pm Announcing the beginning and end of SCIENCE FEST 2026
Molecular Expressions - Science on Your Skin Chemistry Hoosier Henna CHEMISTRY CH046 South Side Join Hoosier Henna for a unique, interactive experience that blends science, art, and mental health awareness. Participants will learn about the brain's feel-good molecules, choose a meaningful henna tattoo design, and explore ways to support emotional well- being. Leave with a beautiful design - and a powerful reminder that feeling good starts from within.
Musical Chemistry: Listening to the World of the Elements Chemistry CHEMISTRY CH033 10:00 am and 1:00 pm The world's first "Musical Chemist" is returning to Science Fest this year with an exciting show packed with sounds, colors, costumes, musical chemistry demos, and a few terrible chemistry jokes. IU Chemistry and Music Alumnus and current Stanford PhD Candidate Walker Smith, appearing as his rainbow-clad alter ego "Roy G. Biv," will guide you through an exciting audiovisual tour of the sounds of atoms and molecules. Atoms release different frequencies (colors) of light, which Roy G. Biv has translated into sound frequencies, allowing you to hear the spectrum of each element. Join for an exciting and interactive demonstration of how he turns elemental light into sounds featuring his Musical Periodic Table, and jam out to his "Helium Dance Party." This colorful event will be fun for all ages, and especially students K-12!
Polymer Playground: Ready, Set, Boing! Chemistry Wentz Lab CHEMISTRY CH049 Polymers are a class of high molecular weight molecules that are comprised of repeating units called monomers and are found in materials we use on a daily basis. We will introduce the concept of polymers by making bracelets and bouncy balls.
Science in Motion Sciences Library CHEMISTRY CH002 Calling all young detectives! Join us at the Sciences Library for a hands-on investigation into how things move. Explore books on animation, physics, and other fun science-in-motion topics from the Education Library, then test your skills with mechanical puzzles from the Lilly Library's Slocum Puzzle Collection. Don't miss the chance to make your very own thaumatrope, a classic optical toy that brings still images to life! Plus, enjoy the button maker and take home a craft to remember your visit.
Slime, Colors & Chemistry Chemistry Chem GRC CHEMISTRY CH045 Get ready to mix, stretch, and create! Kids will make their own stretchy slime and design colorful tie-dye patterns using Sharpies and rubbing alcohol. Along the way, they’ll discover how chemistry can transform everyday materials into something fun and creative.
Slime, Scents & Glow: Chemistry in Action Chemistry NOBCChE CHEMISTRY CH047 Explore the science behind everyday materials through three exciting activities: make your own slime, discover the chemistry behind scents, and create a DIY glow stick. Participants will learn how chemistry shapes the materials, smells, and glowing reactions we encounter every day while making, experimenting, and having fun.
The Magic of Chemistry - It's Cold, It's Hot, It's Color, It's CHEMISTRY Chemistry Undergraduate Labs CHEMISTRY CH122 11:00 am and 2:00 pm The Annual Chemistry Demonstration Show!
Block Pattern Game Psychological and Brain Sciences IU Cognition and Learning Lab Franklin Hall Commons Arrange blocks to make patterns!
Brain Caps Psychological and Brain Sciences Neuroscience Club Franklin Hall Commons Create a paper brain and learn about it's different areas!
Brain Race Track Psychological and Brain Sciences Neuroscience Club Franklin Hall Commons Race RC cars with your brainwaves!
Can a Computer See You? Luddy School Informatics, Computing, and Engineering Franklin Hall Commons Can a computer really see you? Come find out! Step in front of our cameras to play AI-powered games, interact with a real robot, and see how AI follows your body movements in real time. Learn how IU Computer Vision researchers are teaching machines to see and understand the world around us!
Crack the code with CEW&T! Center of Excellence for Women & Technology Franklin Hall Commons Design and make your own binary code bracelet with the Center of Excellence for Women & Technology! While you're there, you can also participate in our "Grab and Graph" data activity.
Cube Challenge Psychological and Brain Sciences IU Cognition and Learning Lab Franklin Hall Commons Use colorful cubes to create as many different shapes as you can!
Focus your mind to move Luddy School Informatics, Computing, and Engineering Socioneural Physiology Lab Franklin Hall Commons Play a game. Complete the maze. Wear our brain scanner while we try to detect focused mental activity. Completing mental tasks like math and working with a Rubik's cube will help. When our brain-computer-interface detects mental effort, it will move you through our mental maze!
Future Portraits of Yourself Psychological and Brain Sciences Learning, Education, and Development Lab Franklin Hall Commons Draw 2 portraits of yourself: one of you after a billion seconds and one of you after 32 years
Growth Tracker Activity Psychological and Brain Sciences interACT Lab Franklin Hall Commons Compare measurements and learn about the adolescent growth spurt
Listen to your brain Luddy School, ISE Socioneural Physiology Lab Franklin Hall Commons Explore the ever changing nature of your own brain. Wear a brain scanner and we will turn your brain activity into sounds! You and everyone around will hear the amazing complexity of your neurons firing.
Neuron Necklace Psychological and Brain Sciences Neuroscience Club Franklin Hall Commons Color and craft a neuron necklace
Pattern Block Challenge Psychological and Brain Sciences Learning, Education, and Development Lab Franklin Hall Commons Arrange blocks into patterns or calculate the number of ways to arrange them!
Photo Booth College of Arts and Sciences Recruiting Sample Gates Experience the excitement of discovery at the Science Fest Photo Booth! Strike a pose with fun science-themed props, capture memories with friends and family, and take home a keepsake from your day of exploration. It's the perfect way to celebrate your love of science while creating unforgettable moments.
Stroop Task Psychological and Brain Sciences interACT Lab Franklin Hall Commons Name colors and learn about executive functioning
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