Welcome to Science on Tap! Dr Ed Lewis is a professor of Entomology in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Idaho. Join us as he teaches us how we can use tiny, microscopic worms, called nematodes, to control pest insects. And don't forget to stay thirsty... for knowledge! Recorded September 2025

Welcome to Science on Tap! Dr Ed Lewis is a professor of Entomology in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Idaho. Join us as he teaches us how we can use tiny, microscopic worms, called nematodes, to control pest insects. And don't forget to stay thirsty... for knowledge! Recorded September 2025

Welcome to Science on Tap! Dr Ed Lewis is a professor of Entomology in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Idaho. Join us as he teaches us how we can use tiny, microscopic worms, called nematodes, to control pest insects. And don't forget to stay thirsty... for knowledge! Recorded September 2025

Science on Tap! Tales from the Slithering Herd

Trivia is neat. History is chaos. Lit Review explores the questions you thought you knew, chasing the skeletons, scandals, and side stories that trivia night skips. Hosted by your favorite guest lecturers, Jenn and Beth—it’s history with wine, humor with spice, and a literature review you’ll actually want to hear.

Don't forget to stay thirsty... for knowledge!

History

Trivia is neat. History is chaos. Lit Review explores the questions you thought you knew, chasing the skeletons, scandals, and side stories that trivia night skips. Hosted by your favorite guest lecturers, Jenn and Beth—it’s history with wine, humor with spice, and a literature review you’ll actually want to hear. Don't forget to stay thirsty... for knowledge!

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Science on Tap! Tales from the Slithering Herd

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