News 2011
"Prof. Kroto's Science Class 2011" was held
As a part of outreach activities, MANA hosted "Prof. Kroto’s Science Class 2011" for preliminary school students Grade 3 and 4 and their parents on September 17th, 2011. This program was given by Prof. Kroto, Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry in 1996, to help children and their parents all over the world to understand the fun of science. This time, we had 50 pairs of participants.
Students were very actively involved in the class. During Session 1, they eagerly listened to Prof. Kroto’s English lecture through simultaneous interpreting device. Then they made a buckyball, a molecular model of fullerene, with help by their parent and Prof. Kroto in Session 2. Finally the students asked many questions to Prof. Kroto, which surprised him.
Students were very actively involved in the class. During Session 1, they eagerly listened to Prof. Kroto’s English lecture through simultaneous interpreting device. Then they made a buckyball, a molecular model of fullerene, with help by their parent and Prof. Kroto in Session 2. Finally the students asked many questions to Prof. Kroto, which surprised him.
Prof. Kroto helps a student to make a buckyball.
Prof. Kroto answers a question from student.
The participants of the class together with Prof. Kroto.
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Group photo(752KB)
G1 photo(64 KB)
G2 photo(56 KB)
G3 photo(60 KB)
G4 photo(68 KB)