McGill undergraduate students recently attended the 37th edition of Soup & Science, where they were able to enjoy a unique blend of knowledge and soup. This week-long event, held once a semester, showcases research happening on campus. The topics covered this semester spanned various disciplines, from quantum meta-photonics to optogenetic stimulation in roundworms, providing students with a wide array of subjects to explore in an intimate setting.
Students were able to gain insight into the research opportunities available at McGill during the presentations from three to four faculty speakers and one or two student speakers. Each presenter discussed their project in a short four to five-minute segment, allowing students to learn about the cutting-edge research being conducted at the University and potential undergraduate research awards.
Overall, Soup & Science provides a valuable opportunity for students to learn about the current research being conducted at McGill and explore potential research opportunities available to them. With a diverse range of topics covered and opportunities for interaction with faculty and fellow students, this event serves as a valuable resource for undergraduate students looking to further their academic and research pursuits.
