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Explore Science! Zoom into nanotechnology

Overview Hands-on STEM Nano 101

Hands-on science Experiential Learner-led Memorable

Hands-on science Develop an interest in STEM and STEM learning activities Develop a capacity to productively engage in STEM learning activities Come to value the goals of STEM and STEM learning activities STEM = Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Credit: Afterschool Alliance, Framework of Youth Outcomes

Nano 101

What is nano? Small and different Studying and making tiny things New technologies Part of our society and our future

Gecko feet

meters micrometers nanometers “Nano” means small: a nanometer is a billionth of a meter

Nano is different: properties like color can change Gold

Nano is different: surprising forces can dominate Geckos

Nano is different: chemical reactions are faster Aluminum

Nano is studying and making tiny things Computer chips

Everything is made of atoms Carbon

Computer chips

Self-assembly in nature

Nano is found in nature and technology Gecko Lotus flower Snowflake Blue Morpho butterfly

Nano is new technologies Thin film solar cell

Energy Graphene

Medicine Nano gold

Water Nanofilter

Nano is part of our society and our future

Thinking ahead with nanotechnologies Balancing costs, risks, and benefits

Everyone has a role in shaping nanotechnology Citizens, scientists, governments, and companies

Making decisions about Nanotechnologies Sunblock

Nano is…

Small and different Studying and making tiny things New technologies Part of our society and our future

Hands-on science is…

Experiential Learner-led Memorable

Credits Autumn, K. et al Evidence for van der Waals adhesion in gecko setae. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 99, nanoComposix A. Kellar, Lewis & Clark College A. Dhinojwala, University of Akron M. Cutkosky, Stanford University U.S. Chemical and Safety Board K. Molhave, Open Source Handbook of Nanotechnology K. Libbrecht, G. Jenkins, Montezuma’s Reptiles Konarka Technologies Lifesaver Systems, Ltd.

This project was supported by the National Science Foundation under Award No Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Foundation.