Wittenberg Saturday Science Program
Expanding Science and Mathematics One Saturday at a Time

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Date: December 5, 2009 from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon. Location: Barbara Deer Kuss Science Center- On Wittenberg's Campus Group Leader: Dr. Jeremiah Williams, Wittenberg University Topic: Physics Title: From Stellar Nurseries to Microchips: The Ubiquitous (dusy) plasma state of matter. Poster: Here

Williams' presentation will discuss plasmas, the most common and least known naturally occurring state of matter in the visible universe. In particular, this talk will describe the many places where plasmas occur and the impact that they have on everyday life.

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What is Wittenberg's Saturday Science Program?

With a never-ending need for skilled persons in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, Wittenberg's Saturday Science Program takes the traditionally challenging subjects and transforms them into friendly, engaging, and hands-on experiences. Our monthly Saturday morning program will typically begin with an hour-long discussion in astronomy, biology, chemistry, computer science, environmental science, geography, geology, mathematics, physics, or psychology followed by a one hour hands-on experience to illustrate concepts from the discussion, though a variety of formats are possible.

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Future Programs

Date: January, 2010 from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon. Location: Barbara Deer Kuss Science Center- On Wittenberg's Campus Group Leader: Dr. Bill Higgins, Wittenberg University Topic: Mathematics Title: Coming Soon Poster: Coming Soon