Learn about breakthroughs happening at the UW | Environment

Two University of Washington professors will participate in the upcoming Paws on Science event, April 9-11 at the Pacific Science Center. 

The event is an opportunity for the public to learn directly from University of Washington scientists about the amazing research breakthroughs happening at the UW.

UW Bothell Professor and Science and Technology Program Director (as well as Chancellor Emeritus) Warren Buck will host an exhibit about the connection between the smallest objects with the largest ones – the sub atomic particles and the stars.

UW Bothell Professor Dan Jaffe will present posters of his world-renowned air pollution research. He will also display a unique experimental device, built and tested by UW Bothell freshman Kevin Call, which demonstrates the greenhouse effect.

Paws on Science is open to the public.