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Middle School Students@Model.HeadlineSize>
Students entering 7th or 8th grade and are at least 12 years old
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Omaha, Nebraska@Model.HeadlineSize>
July 8th - 10th, 2026@Model.HeadlineSize>
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Explore
- Learn about the exciting world of nanoscience.
- Find out how colors absorb light.
- Explore how atomic force microscopes use differences in surface height to take images.
- Learn about lab safety and record keeping as you perform your own experiments..
Investigate
- Find out why fluorescent dyes can appear and disappear under a black light.
- See food dyes absorb different wavelengths of light to appear different colors.
- Create polymers doped with gold nanoparticles to make colorful window clings.
Enjoy
- Hands-on activities in university laboratories.
- Making new friends.
- Exploring the Creighton University campus.
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Omaha, Nebraska
Creighton University is a private university in Omaha, NE that was founded in 1878. The campus is located just outside of Omaha's downtown business district and enrolls over 8,000 graduate and undergraduate students.
This camp is hosted by Dr. Makenzie Long, Assistant Professor from the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. Students will be exposed to scientific work being done in laboratories, especially with nanoscience and will apply critical thinking skills to multiple science experiments.
Camp takes place in the Hixon-Lied Science Building and is funded by the National Science Foundation (Grant No. 241822).
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