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May 14th, 2010
Nano Days 2010
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Nano Days 2010: Explore the miniscule world, will be hosted in partnership with the Utah Museum of Natural History, the Leonardo, and the Nano Institute at the Natural History Museum on the campus of the University of Utah, May 15 from 12 - 4 pm.
Ten nanoscientists from the University of Utah, who explore the minuscule world, will involve participants through hands-on activities and presentations on current research. Nano Days will also feature The Leonardo's STEM Works: Biotechnology program, which is a collection of interactive, job-related biotech exhibits.
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