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Invisible Worlds – NC State and The Leading Strand Exhibit

June 17, 2018
Emma Dimig

The piece “Force Networks”, created by both physicists and designers, is on display at the Transfer Co. Food Hall in downtown Raleigh. “Force Networks” is part of an exhibit called “Invisible Worlds”, which includes collaboration between NC State University and The Leading Strand initiative. The exhibit is open to the public throughout the month of June on days Thursday through Saturday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Invisible Worlds is an art exhibit on display at Transfer Food Co. in Raleigh throughout June 2018. The art exhibit is a collaboration between NC State and The Leading Strand, a multidisciplinary initiative founded by Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, with pieces that combine scientific concepts and design.

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Emma Dimig

"Aye-aye Behavior and Vocalizations" is a piece on display at Transfer Food Co. off of E. Davie St. in Raleigh. This piece is designed to teach observers about the aye-aye, a lemur native to Madagascar, and how a mother aye-aye may interact with its young.

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