May 22, 2015
Scientists @WSUPullman used a 3-D printer to create bone-like material that can be used as scaffolds for new bone growth. Explore @WSU125 for more inspiring #WSU stories #WSU125 #GoCougs (at Washington State University)
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Scientists @WSUPullman used a 3-D printer to create bone-like material that can be used as scaffolds for new bone growth. Explore @WSU125 for more inspiring #WSU stories #WSU125 #GoCougs (at Washington State University)
Inspiring discoveries in #health sciences for 125 years and counting. Follow @WSU125 to learn more about the objects shown here and the #WSU stories behind them #WSU125 #GoCougs (at Washington State University)
Here come the grads! #wsu #wsu125 #wsugrad125 (at Washington State University)
Inspiring discoveries in #agriculture for 125 years and counting. Follow @WSU125 to learn more about the objects shown here. #WSU125 #GoCougs (at Washington State University)
Inspiring discoveries in #engineering for 125 years and counting. Follow @WSU125 to learn more about the objects shown here and the #WSU stories behind them #WSU125 #GoCougs (at Washington State University)
“Building 125” represents the 125 years of inspiring discoveries at #WashingtonStateUniversity. Follow @WSU125 to learn more about the objects shown here and the #WSU stories behind them. #wsu125 #GoCougs (at Washington State University)
Next up on the roster for First Year MFA exhibitions is Dani Brooks and Alx Dockter. Their work will be in the gallery April 16-24. Following the last round of first year lectures (in the Fine Arts Auditorium from 4-5PM) will be a closing reception from 5-7PM.