Science2007: Collaborate, Innovate, Transform is the University of Pittsburgh’s seventh annual broad-based regional celebration of local science and technology. It is scheduled for October 11 and 12 in Alumni Hall (formerly the Masonic Temple) on Pitt's Oakland Campus.
What is the purpose of this event?
We want to showcase the region’s academic strengths in science, engineering, medicine, and computation and highlight some of the incredible research going on in these areas. We also want to demonstrate how this research can be a catalyst for regional economic development; foster collaboration among academic and industrial scientists; and promote the idea to the public that science can be interesting, exciting, and fun.
What is planned for Science2007?
Highlights will include symposium sessions on “hot” research topics; keynote lectures by some of America’s premier scientists; a showcase of new technology available for licensing; informational exhibits; networking opportunities; social events; and more.
Who is the target audience for Science2007?
All Science2007 events are free and open to the public, but we especially promote them to faculty, students, postdoctoral fellows, and research associates from local colleges and universities; representatives of pharmaceutical, biotechnology, information technology, scientific equipment, and related industries; leaders in economic development and philanthropy; representatives of law firms, financial firms, and venture capitalists; and secondary school science teachers.
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