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Madras Art Weekend set to showcase over 100 artists from November 29 - Vimarsana News

Madras Art Weekend set to showcase over 100 artists from November 29

Madras Art Weekend's second edition, from November 29, will showcase over 100 artists, talks and workshops on the theme “narratives around the community.”

Lead lurking in your soil? New Chicago project maps distribution - Vimarsana News

Lead lurking in your soil? New Chicago project maps distribution

Lead exposure in early childhood can have lifelong consequences, including brain damage, developmental delays, and learning and behavioral disorders

Presentation to Discuss Bringing America Together - Vimarsana News

Presentation to Discuss Bringing America Together

Weber State University will host Robert Putnam and Shaylyn Romney Garrett to discuss their book, The Upswing: How America Came Together a Century Ago and How We Can Do it Again, Oct. 25 at 12:30.

Source: weber.edu
Team Research Symposium now open for registration - Vimarsana News

Team Research Symposium now open for registration

Team Research Symposium now open for registration Virtual symposium scheduled for April 20-22 March 05, 2021 As the state’s only Carnegie-designated Research 1 institution, the innovations and opportunities being developed at The University of New Mexico are some of the greatest stories to tell. To support and promote the research efforts of its faculty and students throughout campus, UNM’s Grand Challenges and the Interdisciplinary Science Cooperative have joined together to present the inaugural Team Research Symposium, which will be held virtually Tuesday through Thursday, April 2...

Source: unm.edu