This camp is sponsored by an NSF-DMREF Materials Genome Initiative research grant
(National Science Foundation - Designing Materials to Revolutionize and Engineer our Future)
Creating, Imaging, Modeling and Predicting the Interface of Biology & Materials Science for High Technology & Molecular Medicine
An Empirical, Computational, and Artificial Intelligence Approach.
July 10-13, 2019
University of Washington
Materials Science & Engineering Building, Roberts Hall
2110 NE Mason Road
Seattle, WA 98195
LECTURES
Lectures at the edge of science, engineering, and artificial intelligence led by university professors.
PROJECTS
Hands-on bench top and computational experiments instructed by UW doctoral students.
PRESENTATIONS
Team projects, report preparation and presentations carried out and executed by high school students participants.
Applications are now open and will be accepted until Midnight, Friday July 5th, 2019
ABALONE Science Summer Camp for High School Students
ABALONE Science Summer Camp is a FREE four-day enrichment program for high school students that focuses on Molecular Biomimetics, Computational Modeling, and Artificial Intelligence.
This camp allows participants to work on a number of interesting projects under the guidance of GEMSEC PhD students. The goal is to provide education and exposure to the emerging field of Molecular Biomimetics, involving Molecular Biology, Materials Science and Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Data Science.
The agenda also includes lectures from world-renowned UW professors, with a keynote presentation by Prof. Mehmet Sarikaya, Director of GEMSEC. There will be demonstrations and hands-on projects in computational and experimental techniques involving a variety of learning experiences culminating in a barbecue lunch on the last day of camp.
When:
Wednesday, July 10th to Saturday, July 13th, 2019
9 AM-5 PM
Where:
University of Washington, GEMSEC
Materials Science & Engineering Building, Roberts Hall
2110 NE Mason Road
Seattle, WA 98195
Notes:
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T-shirts will be provided
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Students must bring lunch for the first, second, and third days of the camp. Food can also be purchased at University dining facilities (Husky Union Building food court, UW Medical Center Plaza Cafe)
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BBQ lunch will be provided on the fourth day of camp (family are welcome to attend)
Keynote Lecture
Past Lectures
Computational Projects
Experimental Projects
