Science can be fun
Robert Barker/University Photography
Junior chemistry major Annie Tam, left, helps Seth Oaks, 6, pour salt into a bottle of oil and water to create
the effect of a volcano, while Amber Oaks, 8, and Samuel Oaks, 4, look on. The activity was part of Engineering
Day at Pyramid Mall in Lansing, Feb. 17, which featured exhibits prepared and staffed by Cornell
engineering students. It was sponsored by Borg-Warner Automotive Inc. and Emerson Power Transmission Corp.
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Highlights
$1.5 million from Keck Foundation establishes biophysics program
CU researchers are featured at annual meeting of the AAAS
New Bartels fellowships support students' community service research
Historian Michael Kammen leads readers, students on 'a little journey'
Cornell-sponsored conference in Italy looks at global work-life issues
Two-day CU seminar honors Peter Gierasch on his 60th birthday
Guest Chef Series starts this Sunday
MacCHESS moves into cancer research through structural genomics
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