ACES Young Scientists Club
Regular out of school time activities have been shown to be particularly effective in supporting inner-city youth. To bring science experiences to our neighborhood, the Chicago MRSEC runs after-school science clubs in partnership with local schools. Led by our post-docs and graduate students, these voluntary clubs explore key concepts critical to future explorations of materials and materials processing and enables small-group mentoring of students who are highly interested in science.
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learning about static electricity
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exploring low temp. properties of materials
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Kids prepare to fly their planes
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Python/ Robotics Club
The Python/ Robotics Club is a new afterschool science club established in collaboration with the University of Chicago’s Neighborhood Schools Program. The club has three primary aims: 1) expose students to computer programming early in their careers 2) engage student interest in science through the excitement of creating robots, and 3) develop mentoring connections between near-peers.
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Kozminski students with Amy Kolan |
Shaz and Tanuja at Murray |
Cole at Murray |
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