When:
April 5, 2014
Time:
9am-5pm
Location: Lurie Nanofabrication Facility–University of Michigan
Learn about microelectronics, nanotechnology and more!
- How are your iPod, cell phone and computer made?
- What’s it like to work in a cleanroom?
- What are nanomaterials?
- How do things behave at the nanoscale?
A whole world that is TOO SMALL to see!
This is a free, one day camp on nanotechnology for middle and high school students. It will include both classroom and hands-on laboratory activities, in and out of the cleanroom.
Girls and Minority students are especially encouraged to apply.
See pictures from previous NanoCamps here .
Application Process
• Complete the online application or download and return the completed Application and Parent Consent Form
• All applications **received** by the March 27 deadline will be considered equally.
Selection Process
• The applicants will be selected based on their grade level (to ensure that we have an appropriate distribution of ages), their school district and the short essay (“why do you want to attend the NanoCamp”)
• A few days after the deadline, all applicants will be notified of their status (selected or on the waiting list) using the email address provided on the application form (please write/print clearly!)
• Selected applicants will be required to send a confirmation that they are indeed planning to attend the NanoCamp (please check your email and this webpage periodically after the application deadline has passed)
Please direct all inquiries to:
Brandon Lucas
phone (734) 763-0231
fax (734) 647-1781