[Editors] Museum of Science + MIT LABS?

[Elizabeth Thomson]

Hi Everybody,

Let me know if your lab/center might be interested in hosting 
visitors from the Museum of Science (see below). Several of you are 
already involved in this program; thanks!

Elizabeth


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Elizabeth A. Thomson
Assistant Director, Science & Engineering News
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
News Office, Room 11-400
77 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, MA  02139-4307
617-258-5402 (ph); 617-258-8762 (fax)
<thomson at mit.edu>

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>Good day.
>
The Museum of Science is always eager to include visits to MIT 
laboratories  during the academic year.
>
>During the past two years we have arranged several "technological 
>visits"  (see list below) and our audience clearly will appreciate 
>more!
>
>Are there other MIT laboratories you can suggest?  I'll be glad to 
>do all the foot work, but will appreciate your skill in pointing me 
>in the right direction(s).   Space, engineering, cognitive sciences, 
>flight, media, The MIT home page always lists more opportunities 
>than one might realistically imagine. It all works I think as long 
>as the lab is equipped for visitors and is interested in helping a 
>lay audience understand a little of their work. This is where your 
>expertise is a welcome filter.
>
>Our catalog deadline is Nov. 1 for all programs for the Feb-May time 
>frame.  As always, I'll  look forward to your ideas. THANKS VERY 
>MUCH for your continued assistance !
>
>Brent
>
>
>2003
>Feb. 7  Chandra Operations Control Center (A) (2.5 hrs) adults   & 
>repeated 4/11 !
>Sept. 28   Big Dig Tour by Boat  (3 hrs)  and  repeated 10/4  and  10/5 !
>Oct. 26   Technology & Transformation in the Back Bay; Private tour 
>of Energy and Engineering at Trinity Church
>Nov. 14  MIT AUV Laboratory  (32 hrs) adults
>
>2002
>April 4  Genzyme Manufacturing Facility, Cambridge (2 hrs) adults
>April 10  MIT Media Laboratory (2 hrs) adults
>April 18  MIT Plasma Science & Fusion Center (2 hrs)
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>
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>Brent R. Jackson
>Manager, Enrichment Programs
>Museum of Science, Boston, MA  02114-1099
>617-589-0364    f-617-589-0389     bjackson at mos.org
>www.mos.org/courses    www.mos.org/travel
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