Science as Art is back this year and accepting entries from participants who create visual art based on their work in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
Clemson researchers, students and employees and K-12 students in South Carolina can submit work until March 11. There is no fee to enter.
The work will be on display for all to see on April 1 at the Science as Art Festival in the Hendrix Student Center atrium on Clemson University’s main campus. The idea is to bridge the gap between science and art to make STEM fields less intimidating.
Science as Art is part of EMAG!NE, a network of outreach programs housed in the College of Engineering and Science.
For more information, go to www.scienceasart.org or email Diana Chen at dachen@clemson.edu.
