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We will share with students the different grades of asphalt, they will be able to pick up and feel the viscosity of the materials. Perhaps see how far it can stretch, etc.

Newton's Attic have a mini-ballista shooting station with a windmill style moving target.

Available E-day attractions include interactive electric bike and remote-control car stations. Demos of electric power engineering with videos and scale models of the largest wind turbine and supersonic passenger aircraft in their class!

This booth is supported by the Power and Energy Institute of Kentucky. The PEIK institute attracts and educates the next generation of electric power engineers. Established in 2010 with multi-million-dollar support from the Department of Energy (DOE), PEIK successfully continues its activities with generous support from UK, industry utilities, and private donors. PEIK has revitalized nationally acclaimed curriculum in power and energy with hundreds of annual course enrollments and issues undergraduate and graduate power and energy certificates. 

Learn how to code a robot with no screens or computers required! Meet our Ozobots: robots that can see! Code your Ozobot to follow a path, avoid objects, and perform tricks by drawing patterns of colored squares for it to see with its photo-sensor "eyes".

Stop by for a fun, hands-on activity designed to spark your curious mind!  

In this exhibit, we will demonstrate electric power components and systems, including an electromagnetic launcher, homopolar motors, a hand crank generator, solar/wind power generation, and a real time digital simulator platform.

We, the National Society of Black Engineers, like to showcase the technical project we've been working on over the last semester. It combines the expertise of the many different majors we're made up of including but not limited to: Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science. With our project, we're hoping to bring the future into today!

Come make a rocket with UK's competition rocketry team, SpaceLex! Build and launch your own paper rocket, hear about our club's past competition-winning rocket and other projects we're working on right now, and learn more about aerospace engineering opportunities at the University of Kentucky and around the Lexington area.

Straw-paper rocket activity is appropriate for elementary and middle schoolers, but all ages are welcome!

Come try the Aqualibrium challenge! This is an interactive game to design a system to deliver water to various points on a map, just like a real water distribution system. Participants will design and build a pipe network then test it and see how it performs.