NanoDays is a nationwide celebration of educational programs about nanoscale science. The event is designed to engage students from 2^nd through 10^th grade in experiments that introduce basic concepts of nanoscience, engineering and technology. Hands-on activities will give participants the opportunity to discover how computer hard drives work; imagine how nanotechnology can change the way we eat; explore the forces of static electricity and more.

Each year, the event takes place in more than 250 locations including science museums, universities and research centers and is organized by participants in the Nanoscale Informal Science Education Network.

There is no cost to participate in the NanoDays’ activities, but registration is required prior to the event. To register visit http://www.eng.auburn.edu/nanodays.