Who knew something so small could be packed with so much fun? <\/p>\n
Peek into the miniscule world of nanotechnology during our 7th Annual NanoDays Wonderweek, March 25 April 2, 2014. <\/p>\n
NanoDays is part of a nationwide festival of programs exploring nanoscale science, matter and engineering. <\/p>\n
Dont forget to check out the Matter Factory exhibit where you can learn all about materials science and nano technology. <\/p>\n
Electric Squeeze: Explore piezoelectric materials and discover how they produce electricity when their shape is changed or how they change shape with electricity at Science Station. <\/p>\n
Computer Hard Drive: Did you know magnets are used to collect data? Use ring magnets at Science Station and learn why computer hard drives are applications of nanotechnology. <\/p>\n
Scanning Probe Microscopes: Learn about special tools that scientists use to detect and make images of nanoscale objects at Science Station. <\/p>\n
Elevator to Space: Think like a scientist and build your own version of the elevator to space using breakthroughs in nanotechnology at Inventors Workshop. <\/p>\n
Stained Glass Art: Nano sized gold particles were used to make stained glass windows in medieval times. Create your own mini stained glass window at Alexander Art Academy. <\/p>\n
DNA: Discover how DNA recreates itself by using Wheat germ DNA at Power Science Lab. <\/p>\n
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