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Zoom into a Microchip video
In this video, learners see the tiny wires and the crisscrossing patterns of the microchip's circuits while learning a bit about why making it small is important.
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Combined Zoom Poster: Everything Is Made of Atoms - Butterfly, Bloodstream, Computer Chip
This poster features zooms into three familiar objects - a human heart, a butterfly's wing, and a laptop computer.
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Zoom Into a Computer Chip posters
This poster features a computer chip across ten orders of magnitude.
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Zoom Into a Butterfly Wing poster
An illustrated poster showing a butterfly's wing across ten orders of magnitude; various printing formats with and without annotation included along with formative evaluation.
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Zoom Into the Human Bloodstream poster
An illustrated poster showing the human bloodstream across ten orders of magnitude; various printing formats with and without annotation included along with formative evaluation.
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NanoLab exhibit
An exhibit that was part of the Nanotechnology: What's the Big Deal? exhibition that explores how nanoscientists use special devices and laboratories to build and manipulate materials on the nanoscale
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Scientific Image - iPhone Motherboard
Photograph of an Apple iPhone motherboard.
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Scientific Image -Nanoscientists Working in a Clean Room
Photographs of scientists working in the Cornell NanoScale Science & Technology Facility.
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Scientific Image - Single Memory Cell
Scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of computer transistors on an Apple A4 microprocessor.
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Scientific Image - Apple A4 Microprocessor
Microscopic composite image of an Apple A4 computer microprocessor.
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Build a Giant Puzzle!
In this activity, learners assemble blocks to make images and discover how different objects are connected to nanotechnology.
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Photolithography
In this long activity, learners will use UV light to transfer a pattern (either a network of very small metal wires or self-drawn patterns) onto a plastic board in a process called photolithography.
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