Robots, magnets, skeletons and pigeons were just a few highlights of Stanislaus State’s annual Science Day, held Saturday.
There were 38 activities offered at the ninth annual event that serves as a means to increase scientific literacy throughout the community and expose young children to the sciences. Along with activities hosted by the university’s different science departments, the National Ag Science Center brought its mobile agriculture laboratory and for the first time outside of a hospital setting, the da Vinci robotic surgical system was available for viewing.