'Tis the season for some fright, trick-or-treating and all the creepy critters waiting to scare you out of your seat.
On Oct. 27, the Colorado State University Chemistry Club is opening its doors to their annual Halloween show from 3-6 p.m. Last year, the family-friendly Halloween Spooktacular hosted over 1,100 community members . This year will be a little different, as booths and activity tables will start from the lobby of the Chemistry Research Building and extend outside over to the Yates Building.
"There is a lot of planning that goes into putting on an event of this magnitude," said Maggie Wellman, a third-year chemistry major and one of the outreach coordinators. "One of the biggest challenges we face is anticipating how many people are coming and how to accommodate all of them."
The club is dedicated to making an educational and fantastical show for the community and aims to add some Halloween fright into the mix.
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Inception, a clever movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio where the premise of the story is to sneak into a person’s subconscious and implant an idea or a memory whilst they sleep! SeaWorld® San Diego - Halloween Spooktacular - seaworld.com seaworld.com/San-Diego/ Spooktacular Buy an Adult Ticket and Get a Kid's Ticket Free For SeaWorld's Halloween Spooktacular . Now Through Oct. 27th, Join Us For Silly and Spooky Shows, Events and ...Treating! Costumes Welcome · ...Treat · Spooky Decorations SeaWorld San Diego single-day tickets include military discounts, ...!! When the person awakes from their slumber they cannot distinguish the implanted memory from their own. It makes for blockbuster cinematography, but the practical concept is quite frightening to think about: the ability to artificially implant memories inches closer to the prospect of reality distortion.
In a major breakthrough, scientists have waded into the realm of the fantastical by accomplishing the difficult task of Inception . Researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center have been working on understanding how memories are encoded in the brain, specifically using Zebra finches to understand memories that guide the development of speech and social skills.
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A child enjoys one of the many free, hands-on activities available at Super Science Saturday in 2017. The theme for this year's event is "Air Everywhere." (© UCAR. This image is freely available for media & nonprofit use.)
Come learn about "Air Everywhere" at this year's free Super Science Saturday event on Nov. 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) Mesa Lab in south Boulder.
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Giving students an incentive to learn outside the classroom in a fun and unique way came to light Thursday during the Franklin County School System's annual Fall Family Fun Night.
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The Franklin County Rebelettes lost to the Stewarts Creek Lady Hawks 6-0 at home Tuesday in the semifinals of their regional tournament.
North Middle School teachers Troy Finchum, left, and Dwayne Thames place the rope so tug-of-war teams can go head-to-head at the third annual Fall Family Night Thursday.
The third version of the event proved to be a strong draw with several thousand students, parents, school administrators and residents attending to learn more in an entertaining way.
The event, held at the Franklin County High School football field, focused on promoting the School System's STREAM program! Chemistry Club and the Department of Chemistry's ...chemistry - ...of- chemistry s...Overall, the " Halloween Spooktacular Show" was deemed a success. With a large amount of interest from the Fort Collins community and the ever-growing community members that partake in the free event, all Chemistry Club and the Department of Chemistry can expect the event to do is grow.!! STREAM is an acronym for science, technology, reading, engineering, arts and math.
Many things are taking place:
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"I grew up in an atmosphere where you could be anything because you didn’t have to know what you had to be," said Scott (pictured), science and engineering presenter and maker (and pyrotechnician). "I just combined that love of science and being practical together."
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Scott's straight-A performance continued at university, where she gained both an undergraduate's degree and then a master's in neuroscience! 3 at-home chemistry experiments for Halloween - The Rocky ...chemistry ...Chemistry Graduate Students, Maggi Braash-Turi and Lacey Beck, perform an experiment using liquid nitrogen during one of the shows at the Chemistry Club's "Halloween Sp ooktacular Event."!! But despite her stellar grades, Scott found her course was too much lab work and not enough learning, and she was itching to try something more challenging and hands-on.
During a visit to the Science Museum in London, Scott was hooked by the interactive displays and demonstrations. She knew she wanted to be the person designing and making the installations, and she wasn't going to be shy about it.
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