Science Journey: "From Pencil Lead to Skyscrapers: Building the Future with Carbon Nanomaterials"

Michael Mazza, Graduate Student, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Caltech,

What will the buildings and electronics of the future look like? How can some of the strongest materials ever made also be the lightest?

Caltech graduate student Michael Mazza will explain how chemists and physicists around the world are harnessing the primary building block of life, carbon, to make new and interesting materials.

This online event is free, but reservations are required.

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About the Series

Science Journeys online programs are recommended for grades 8 and up, but everyone is welcome to attend. All events are held on Friday mornings at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time.Programs are FREE through the generosity of the Friends of Beckman Auditorium, but reservations are required.

Event Sponsors:

Caltech Institute Programs Committee - More events from this Sponsor
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For more information, please contact Mary Herrera by email at mhh@caltech.edu.