CBM² Participates in KU Carnival of Chemistry, November 2019

Sun, 11/24/2019

author

Jake Wyatt Hammond

CBM² participated in the Carnival of Chemistry, November 24, 2019, which was hosted by the KU Department of Chemistry and the KU Chemistry Club. The CBM² group gave a hands-on demonstration to school children and their families of how to fabricate a microfluidic chip. Kids were able to mold a microfluidic channel in play dough to see how plastic is molded into microfluidic chips. They then got to fill a real microfluidic chip with colored dye to see how the microfluidic channel fills during an experiment.

 

2019 Carnival of Chemistry Photo Gallery

Balloons arranged next to a poster promoting the CBM2's participation in the KU Carnival of Chemistry event, November 2019

Computer placed on a black table adjacent to a machine actively working on a task.

An adult showing a child how to complete a craft.

Adult demonstrating a craft project to two children.

Two students actively engaged in a craft project.

Adult providing guidance to two children while they work on a craft project.

A group of people joyfully crafting together and having fun.

A group of people actively involved in a crafting activity.

Two students engrossed in a craft project.

An assistant guiding a family through a craft activity.

An assistant instructing a family on how to create a craft.

An assistant reading to two children.

An assistant providing assistance to two children.

A family of children pouring a colored substance into a glass.

A family of children pouring a colored substance into a glass while adults watch.

A University of Kansas student assisting a child with a craft activity.

A group of people surrounding a child as they inject color into a glass.

A group of individuals injecting colored liquids into chemistry glassware.

Two adults standing side by side, engaged in conversation with someone off-camera.

A television screen displaying a CBMM advertisement with a CBMM Chemistry Festival poster placed on a stand next to the table where the TV is located.

An adult helper assisting two children with modeling clay (Play-Doh).

Sun, 11/24/2019

author

Jake Wyatt Hammond