The MRL at UCSB offers a "Build a Buckyball" workshop, engaging K-12 students in hands-on molecular modeling of Buckminsterfullerene to enhance understanding of materials science and molecular structure.

Faculty-Student Team Research Fellowships enhance undergraduate research through collaborative experiences, benefiting undergraduates and junior faculty from diverse institutions in materials research.

The "Un día en el lab" project by I-MRSEC features graduate student Marilyn Porras Gomez, offering a video overview of a typical lab experience for K-5 and middle school students.

The Center for Materials Innovation (CMI) provides a training workshop for Michigan high school teachers, focusing on integrating advanced solar cell research and electrochemistry into STEM curricula.

Through our after-school science clubs, MRSEC volunteers work closely with a group of students to introduce them to scientific concepts and develop their interests and curiosity in STEM fields.

The Illinois MRSEC's NSF-sponsored REU program provides undergraduates ten weeks of interdisciplinary research with faculty, emphasizing professional development and communication skills to enhance accessibility in science.

The Illinois MRSEC presents "Magnetic Fields," a web series featuring a student and friends exploring science and new materials during a class project visit.

The Center for Emergent Materials and CCAPP host a hands-on outreach program for local schools, featuring activities in superconductivity, nanomagnetism, and astronomy, culminating in a planetarium visit.

The MRSEC at Harvard University offers a Research Experiences for Teachers program, enabling educators to collaborate with scientists, enhance pre-college education, and develop instructional materials in research areas.

The CMI MRSEC offers a program for 11th-grade Michigan residents, promoting science and engineering participation through materials science research, professional development, and collaboration with diverse UM summer programs.