Georgia Tech Expands Nanotechnology Education Through NSF-Supported Research Program For High School Teachers
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Georgia Institute of Technology is helping high school educators bring nanotechnology research into their classrooms through its Research Experiences for Teachers (RET) program, an initiative supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF). The program provides teachers with hands-on research experience at Georgia Tech's Institute for Matter and Systems (IMS), helping them introduce students to emerging technologies and career opportunities in science and engineering. The post Georgia Tech Expands Nanotechnology Education Through NSF-Supported Research Program For High School Teachers appeared first on Pulse 2.0 .
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