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The National Science Foundation - STEP Guest Lecture Series event continually proves to be successful as Eastfield College students, faculty, and staff are treated to numerous interesting lectures from various specialists in the field of science.

The purpose of these lectures are to heighten the level of enthusiasm of Eastfield students in science. View bios of all Archived Guest Speakers

Students and Staff Introduce Speakers
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image of scanning electron microscope      
 

Our new Scanning Electron Microscopy facility – centered around the Hitachi S-3400N VP SEM and the TM-1000 "Tabletop" Model – plays a critical role in achieving Project Pathways objectives.

Both the S-3400N and the transportable TM-1000 are used extensively as research tools for our students, through collaboration with established research programs at four year universities.

What do you think these are?
SEM image of ant eye SEM image of spider leg

   
Ans: Ant Eye
Ans: Spider Leg
   
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To all scholars, the EFC-NSF-STEP team applaud you
individually and collectively and we are "Very Proud of You!"

~ CONGRATULATIONS ~

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Receptions
Summer Research Receptions
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The Big Thicket summer research image
      
 

The goal of this project is for students to become involved in ongoing research, working with the National Park Service and others in collecting data.

This data is evaluated for future use in National strategic planning related to the environmental problems such as global warming.

View students' Big Thicket summer research projects:
[2007] [2008]
     
     
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Each summer, the STARS (Science Teacher Access to Resources) program at UT Southwestern Medical Center offers opportunities for students to work one-on-one for eight weeks with faculty research scientists on investigative projects using major scientific instrumentation in a laboratory setting.

Each student gives an oral presentation of their experimental results and present highlights of their experience to classmates at their home campus.

View students' UTSW summer research projects:
[2006] [2007] [2008]
     
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