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October 13th, 2004

Bringing Nanotechnology into the High School Classroom

Abstract:
The Cornell NSEC program has established a major new K-12 outreach activity, The Center for Nanoscale Systems Institute for Physics Teachers (CIPT). CIPT is designed to update high school teachers on recent advances in physics, with an emphasis on nanotechnology, and to provide participants with take-home laboratory exercises on this subject for their classrooms.

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