NanoDays

 What is NanoDays?  NanoDays is a nationwide festival of educational programs about nanoscale science and engineering and its potential impact on the future. NanoDays events are organized by participants in the Nanoscale Informal Science Education Network (NISE Net - If you're not already a part of NISE Net, it's easy to join!) and take place at over 200 science museums, research centers, and universities across the country from Puerto Rico to Hawaii. NanoDays engages people of all ages in learning about this emerging field of science, which holds the promise of developing revolutionary materials and technologies.

While several communities conducted NanoDays events in prior years, the first nationwide week of events took place in 2008 with more than 100 institutions participating. This has grown to more than 200 events over the past years.

NanoDays 2014 dates: March 29-April 6, 2014

NanoDays list of participants 2013  Click here

NanoDays map of participants 2008-2013

 

 

 

 

NanoDays 2014 dates announced: March 29-April 6, 2014!

All NanoDays 2013 physical kits have been allocated. Thank you to all those who applied and participated in NanoDays 2013! Check back this fall for more details about NanoDays 2014!

The NanoDays 2013 report is still available. All those who received a physical kit in 2013 must submit the 2013 report. Fill out your online report today.

NanoDays 2013 activity training videos are now available!

The NanoDays 2013 Digital kit is available for download.

Need help marketing your NanoDays events? Check out our Promotional Materials, and see our new NanoDays Promotional Video!

NanoDays song

Alex Fiorentino, former NISE Net programs team member and Museum of Science Education Associate, sent us this clip of his NanoDays song. Enjoy!

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