Think, Drink, Science
The 2016 San Diego Festival of Science & Engineering is very excited to announce that we will highlight a full week line-up of adult science events proving science exploration isn’t just for the kids! Think, Drink, Science welcomes educators, parents, fellow science enthusiasts, and beer lovers to come learn about “beer-ology" - the science behind the brewing process while enjoying delicious Ballast Point beers and appetizers. Take a tour, extract a strand of DNA, and learn about why certain foods taste so good with your beer.
Marine Science Day
Taylor Guitars Factory Tour
Arcturus Therapeutics
Arcturus Therapeutics is a global late-stage clinical messenger RNA medicines and vaccines company focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of therapeutics for rare diseases and vaccines. We have proprietary technologies, validating partnerships, and an experienced team with deep expertise in delivery and RNA-based therapeutics
National University
Art is appreciated and carried out using multiple senses, such as vision, hearing, and balance. Within the Art Pavilion, National University (NU) will showcase the science of sensation. Visitors to the NU table will have the opportunity to test their senses and learn more about how they function.
Element Pros
TBD
Biology through Art
Biology through Art is a collaboration of biologists and artists that brings artistic expression into biology courses. Construct animals from basic geometric shapes, or try drawing your own critter creations. Visit this exciting booth in the Art Pavilion!
Gensler
Come learn from architects how to design, draw and visualize your design in 2D and 3D. Bring your imagination and experience our booth featuring design technology and software, virtual reality and building blocks.
All ages welcome.
Curebound
Our goal for being part of the festival event would be to raise awareness for Padres Pedal the Cause and get additional employees and their families to be part of Team Qualcomm for the 2024 event. Alongside this awareness effort, we would like to do a bicycle related activity to demonstrate angular momentum https://www.exploratorium.edu/snacks/bicycle-wheel-gyro to help keep the theme of STEAM related opportunities for the Qkids event.
