📢 Through a $162 million investment, @NSF is backing nine more Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers to create novel materials that can solve big challenges and enable the industries of tomorrow.
Learn more about the newly funded centers: https://t.co/y6YAX8D29U
Exploration, engagement and interaction with the completely awesome world of advanced material science and nanotechnology at the 2022 Engineering Expo!
Register now for the MRSEC Science Slam! Jan 28th, 10:30 am to 3:30 pm via Zoom. The Slam will highlight science from Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers from around the country, including the Wisconsin MRSEC!
Want to learn about how to effectively share your research with others, and how to find rewarding opportunities to do outreach? Register for this 12/6 event featuring a panel with our own Dr. Anne Lynn Gillian-Daniel! https://t.co/UjIAJmRs0W
It may have been gray outside...but we found color inside! We loved playing with polarized film to create art @UWMRSEC! I think we have some modern Picassos in the making! We discovered new colors by layering and rotating materials to make some cool designs! #wcsfligt#FunScience
Our very own Matt Stilwell was quoted in this @InsideScience article! https://t.co/QyVpsTJxfV
Learn how to make your own version of this technology with simple household materials! https://t.co/sJl3corabf
Looking for paid summer research opportunities or grad programs? Several of the 19 Universities with MRSECs will be at the #SACNAS conference, happening virtually Oct. 25-29. We would love to meet you at our virtual booth (search for the MRSEC booth) #2021NDiSTEM#SACNAS2021
Come see us tomorrow evening at Science on the Square as part of @WiSciFest! We'll be on the 600 block of State St here in Madison. It'll be a lot of fun for the whole family, so we hope to see you there!
We hope you're as excited for this year's #ScienceExpeditions as we are! Lots of great stuff to check out this April 9-11, including lots of fun, inexpensive, at-home science activities from us! https://t.co/mkLpaPx7Of
One of our at-home science activities was highlighted on the news! https://t.co/EJfrb8ZW6V Build your own nanogenerator by following the written and video instructions here: https://t.co/sJl3corabf
Last chance to apply to the 2021 Research Experience for Teachers! This year's program will be virtual and will focus on machine learning. Apply here: https://t.co/r9igeMkrWG Hear from previous RETs and their experience:
https://t.co/Wq6eoen4EW
@caahayes A6: Fortunately, we work with excellent researchers and teachers who come up with amazing ideas based upon materials science research. We develop great ideas through our summer Research Experience for Teachers. Apply here! https://t.co/spu84mJOj7 #NSTAchat
@caahayes A5: There are experiments online (https://t.co/tI42aJaNT9) that do not require costly materials or equipment. There are fundamental science processes you can do outside or in school like making observations, taking measurements, & recording and analyzing data. #NSTAchat (2/2)
@caahayes A5: If you have a college or university near you, we recommend seeking out on-campus programs that your students can participate in. For example, we are part of an on-campus field trip program for school groups to do science experiments in a research lab. #NSTAchat (1/2)
@caahayes A4: We also created free kits to distribute to schools and in the community. With a limited budget, we had to think about how we could create an interesting and engaging activity at low cost. #NSTAchat (2/2)
@caahayes A4: COVID prompted us to create more shoestring activities through our At Home videos. We thought about what people would have in their home and adapted our existing activities to the home environment. https://t.co/vNZQ65xJZV #NSTAchat (1/2)