If you have any questions regarding the Project STEM High School Summer Research Program, feel free to reach out to the Director of Undergraduate Research, Melissa Blunck, at or (812) 856-9833. Past funding has included the IU Foundation Well House Society.
Foundation, the Office of the Vice Provost for Research, and OVPUE. Funding for this program is provided by Eli Lilly & Co. The high school students will receive guidance from faculty and graduate researchers to experience a realistic research setting at a college level.
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Students will complete safety training at the start of the program and attend academic and professional development workshops. At the end of the program, participants will present a poster of their work. Housing in an IU residence hall and meals will be provided. This two-week long program will take place June 18 through June 30. The Project STEM Residential High School Summer Research Program application will open January 15 for Summer 2023. Some of our most popular slime recipes to try… Fluffy Slime, Glow In The Dark Slime, Borax Slime and Marshmallow Slime.The Project STEM Residential High School Summer Research Program is an opportunity for high school students interested in STEM fields to experience research first-hand at a college level while also getting to know Indiana University. You can even create your own slime science project. Making slime must be included because it is simply fascinating science and it’s easy to experiment with recipes. Separate white light into the colors of the spectrum with a DIY spectroscope. Learn about surface tension of water with these surface tension experiments. Water activities aren’t just for summer! You will love these fun and easy to set up water experiments. Science you can eat with ice cream in a bag.Įxplore Newton’s Three Laws of Motion with an easy to make indoor snowball launcher as well as a pom pom shooter. While you are it check out these other fun candy experiments! Grab out the candy and set up this fun skittles experiment. How many paperclips can you fit in a glass of water? It’s simple science! Watch these gummy bears grow with osmosis. You have to try a baking soda and vinegar volcano! What makes ice melt faster? Investigate with a simple ice melting experiment that kids of varying ages can enjoy. Awesome for learning about solutes and solutions. Kids are fascinated by crystals and you can easily grow borax crystals, salt crystals or sugar crystals. Plus, check out more plant experiments for kids.Ĭheck out these outdoor science activities like our popping bag experiment. Learn all about how plants breath and take learning outdoors with this fun and simple science activity. These fun food experiments are sure to develop a love for learning and science with your kids! Or what happens when you add a hot soda can to cold water.Įnjoy kitchen science you can do with everyday household items. Show the kids another fun way to blow up a balloon using a baking soda and vinegar chemical reaction.Ĭan you make an egg bounce? Find out with our egg in vinegar experiment.Įxplore what happens when you add mentos and coke together. Simple science experiments were some of our very first explorations into STEM! Check out these awesome science experiments below.
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