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Exploring Fabrication - Self-Assembly (NanoDays 2010)

 

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Exploring Fabrication - Self-Assembly (NanoDays 2010)
Exploring Fabrication - Self-Assembly (NanoDays 2010)
Exploring Fabrication - Self-Assembly (NanoDays 2010)
Exploring Fabrication - Self-Assembly (NanoDays 2010)
Exploring Fabrication - Self-Assembly (NanoDays 2010)
Exploring Fabrication - Self-Assembly (NanoDays 2010)

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"Exploring Fabrication - Self-Assembly" includes several full-body interactive games visitors can play to model the process of self-assembly in nature and nanotechnology. Visitors learn that self-assembly is a process by which molecules and cells form themselves into functional structures.

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Physical science: 

K-4: Properties of objects and materials
5-8: Properties and changes of properties in matter
9-12: Structure and properties of matter

Science and Technology: 

K-4: Understanding about science and technology

Science as inquiry: 

K-4: Abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry
5-8: Abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry

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About Programs

Programs are public interactions facilitated in-person by museum professionals. Here you’ll find all the materials you need to host many kinds of programs, including large lectures, small floor demonstrations, comedy and theater pieces, and quiz and game shows.

The programs created by the NISE Network were developed through a process of prototyping, audience evaluation research, educator peer reviews, and in-depth partnerships with scientists.

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