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Discovering Frontiers
Researching fundamental questions about the evolution and properties of matter in the cosmos, and the origin of the chemical elements that make up our world.
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JINA-CEE Receives $2m NSF Grant to Create an Inter…
Nov 07, 2019
Sean Couch and Luke Roberts Receive U.S. Departmen…
Oct 18, 2019
CASPAR secures funding to continue operations
Sep 30, 2019
JINA-CEE Newsletter (September 2019)
Sep 16, 2019
A summer with young nuclear astrophysicists
Sep 11, 2019
Traces of Gold in Early Universe
Jun 21, 2019
Conferences & Workshops
Lithium in the Universe: to Be or not to Be
Event: November 18th
More Details about Lithium in the Universe: to Be or not to Be
Events
Nov
18 to 22
2019
Lithium in the Universe: to Be or not to Be
Lithium in the Universe: to Be or not to Be
Nov
20 to 22
2019
R-Process Alliance: Pushing toward the Next Project Phases
R-Process Alliance: Pushing toward the Next Project Phases
Nov
22
2019
Online Seminar featuring Jan Rybizki and Oliver Philcox
Online Seminar featuring Jan Rybizki and Oliver Philcox
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Outreach and Education Programs
JINA-CEE offers outreach and education programs year round, often in collaboration with local partners. Classroom visits, lab tours, scout workshops and summer camps are examples of our core programs.
Teaching Materials
JINA-CEE has a number of educational resources to teach nuclear science to middle/high students who are familiar with the periodic table, as well as STEAM lessons for younger students.
Featured Outreach Event
Of Equal Place: Isotopes in Motion
Of Equal Place: Isotopes in Motion will present an exhilarating performance that combines dance, video, and physics while featuring professional dancers and guest performances by local youth. The show highlights the wonders of science and illuminates the research at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) and was inspired by Dance Exchange’s critically acclaimed work The Matter of Origins. Following the performance, audience members are invited to participate in a series of activities which explore dance, physics, and FRIB.