NanoCamp!
Immerse yourself in the tiny world of nanotechnology, the manipulation of materials on the atomic and molecular level. This groundbreaking technology has applications in chemistry, biology, physics, materials science and engineering.
In this course, you'll investigate the power of nanotechnology by exploring new materials and building models to examine the way matter behaves when it’s 1/1,000th the size of a human hair! Talk with actual nanoscientists and nanoengineers, and take a tour of the University of Washington’s Molecular Engineering Materials Center (UW MEM-C). Practice lab techniques with hands-on demos to understand and characterize unique nanomaterials, then present your findings and your experience with the scientific method to the rest of the class.
This course is offered in partnership with UW MEM-C.
What You'll Learn
- Experimental and theoretical techniques for studying nanomaterials
- Models to predict and describe physics and chemistry concepts at the nanoscale
- Critical thinking and reflection skills as they relate to the scientific method
- Career pathways for becoming a nanoscientist or nanoengineer
Who Should Register
This course is for incoming sixth to eighth graders.
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More Information
This in-person course is taught on the UW Seattle campus.
Students who want a full-day experience can register for two courses — one in the morning and one in the afternoon — which will include a supervised lunch break between courses. Students should bring a lunch.
See the Policies page for details about registration, refunds, waitlists and more.
Details
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Jul 1–Jul 12, 2024
A-1No class Jul 4–5 |
Day Mon–Fri |
Time 9 a.m.–12 p.m. |
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Location UW Seattle |
Cost $600 |
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Refund Deadline May 20, 2024 |
Status Closed |
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Jul 1–Jul 12, 2024
A-2No class Jul 4–5 |
Day Mon–Fri |
Time 1 p.m.–4 p.m. |
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Location UW Seattle |
Cost $600 |
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Refund Deadline May 20, 2024 |
Status Closed |
