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Ryann Kemmerling

Ryann Kemmerling

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MONET's "Materials Science of Soccer" booth, staffed by researchers from three MIT labs, engaged over 250 participants (primarily ages 5-18) in hands-on materials science experiments during a 4-hour festival session, demonstrating an effective, replicable outreach model that leverages an established outreach kit to foster STEM interest among youth through real-world applications.

MONET Sparks Scientific Curiosity at Cambridge Science Festival Carnival

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