This project involves development of a state-level educational network that unites faculty at research universities and faculty at community colleges in a shared teaching enterprise around the common theme of the integration of nanoscience into biology and physics classes. The project participants include faculty from a diverse set of 4 year institutions and community colleges in New Mexico, as well as researchers from national laboratories.
Visitors since 05/07/09 Free Hit Counters
-08/07/2009-
Nano(bio)science Workshop Scheduled for September 2009
The 2nd NMNEN Workshop for faculty and researchers who are interested in promoting nanoscience education in New Mexico will be held on Sunday 09/27 and Monday 09/28 at the Santa Fe Hilton .
The workshop is co-sponsored by NSF DUE CCLI 0633736 and the New Mexico Consortium.
AGENDA
The workshop is limited to 40 attendees and will be held as a satellite meeting to precede the CINT User Conference. Travel awards are available for participants who need assistance in order to attend both the workshop and the CINT User Conference.
Participating Institutions:
AGENDA
The workshop is limited to 40 attendees and will be held as a satellite meeting to precede the CINT User Conference. Travel awards are available for participants who need assistance in order to attend both the workshop and the CINT User Conference.
Participating Institutions:
- Austin Community College
- Central NM Community College
- Dine Community College, Shiprock
- Edmonds Community College
- Kennesaw State University
- Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Montana State University
- New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
- NMSU - Alamogordo Community College
- NMSU - Dona Ana Community College
- NMSU -Grants Community College
- NMSU, Las Cruces Main Campus
- Santa Fe Community College
- Science Education Solutions
- The Jackson Laboratory
- University of Georgia
- UNM, Albuquerque
- UNM, Gallup Community College
- UNM-Los Alamos Community College
Visitors since 05/07/09 Free Hit Counters