Center for
Enabling New Technologies Through Catalysis
A NSF Center for Chemical Innovation
A NSF Center for Chemical Innovation
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Education Programs CENTC offers a variety of educational
programs. See below for a brief synopsis of each. Click "Learn more" to
get more information. Feel free to contact Eve Perara, Director of
Diversity, Education and Outreach (centcdeo@chem.washington.edu)
with
questions.
CENTC Undergraduate Summer Research Program Fellowships are
available for undergraduate summer research any of CENTC’s locations. High School Visits Researchers are available for high school class visits to present and discuss the importance of chemistry in the synthesis of materials important to our economy. Visits include hands-on activities and information and discussion about chemistry careers.
CENTC Summer Schools CENTC organized summer schools on catalysis in
2008 and 2010. Educational Video Library Videos from CENTC's 2008 Summer School on Organometallic Catalysis can be viewed here. Other Resources Watch the video - "Today's Chemistry, Tomorrow's Fuels" presented by the Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
Watch the Video - Lunch with a Laureate, CENTC
Investigator Richard Schrock Download the presentation - "What Comes From Oil?"
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The Center for Enabling New Technologies Through
Catalysis is a National Science Foundation Center for Chemical
Innovation © 2009 Center for Enabling New Technologies Through Catalysis Contact: centcweb@u.washington.edu |