Celebrate the 2024 Art of Science Contest and Exhibition

Join us to celebrate the grand opening of the 2024 Art of Science exhibition. This evening event will showcase seven winning images from this year’s contest, along with selected works from the 2022 and 2023 contests.

Be among the first to experience this exhibition, which has become an integral part of UC San Diego's commitment to fostering innovation and creativity on campus. The evening will include short presentations by select Art of Science honorees, who will share insights into their work and the significance of the research they are conducting at UC San Diego.

We encourage you to register today to secure your spot at this event. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to engage with our researchers, learn about their work and discover the innovative approaches they are taking to push the boundaries of scientific exploration.

The event is free and open to the public.

Driving: All visitors to the UC San Diego campus are required to display a valid parking pass. The closest parking lots to the Faculty Club are the P206 parking lot and Scholars Parking Structure.

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Bus: City bus routes Rapid 201 Super Loop, Rapid 202 Super Loop, 30, 41 and 101 all go through UC San Diego. Exit at Gilman & Myers Drive. This stop is approximately 0.4 miles from Ida & Cecil Green Faculty Club via Gilman Drive and Mandeville Lane. Note: the westbound bus stop at Gilman & Myers Drive will be closed for construction until September 2026. See Alerts & Detours.

Trolley: The trolley's Blue Line provides direct, frequent service to UC San Diego. Exit at the UC San Diego Central Campus Station. Ida & Cecil Green Faculty Club is approximately 0.6 miles away via Rupertus Lane. For more information, visit the UC San Diego PRONTO FAQ or use the MTS Trip Planner.

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12-Day-Old Fluorescent Sea Urchin Larva

Artists: Svenja C. Kling, graduate student; Elliot Jackson, postdoc; and Emilio Romero, graduate student; Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Hamdoun Lab

Category: 2024 Open Voting Winner

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