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Home > News > Space day planned at CSU-Pueblo

January 25th, 2011

Space day planned at CSU-Pueblo

Abstract:
Colorado State University-Pueblo will offer a Space Exploration Seminar on Wednesday.

The seminar will be held from 4-8 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 26 in the Occhiato University Center with a variety of workshops and a keynote address by Former NASA Astronaut, Dr. Ronald Sega. The seminar is offered at no charge, but reservations are required.

Workshops sessions include:

* Nanotechnology: This workshop will provide an overview of how nanotechnology is changing the world and what impact it might have on future space exploration and humanity in general. Participants will witness hands-on examples of how nanotechnology is influencing our everyday lives.

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