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Materials Research Society Materials Research Society
The Materials Research Society has assembled many resources in its Materials Science Enthusiasts site. This site has information for the K-12 audience, general public, and materials science professionals.
Material Science nanoHUB
nanHUB.org is the place for nanotechnology research, education, and collaboration. There are Simulation Programs, Online Presentations, Courses, Learning Modules, Podcasts, Animations, Teaching Materials, and more. (Intened for high school and up)
Materials Science Resources on the Web Materials Science Resources on the Web
This site gives a good general introduction into material science. Sponsered by Iowa State, it talks about what material science is, ceramics and composites, and other topics.
Nanotechnology Center for Learning and Teaching Nanotechnology Center for Learning and Teaching
This center works with teachers to help them train their students in nano-science and technology. They have numerous resources about material science and nano-science.
Other Material Science Reference Links:

Material Science
Here is an aid provided by Wikipedia to better explain the emerging field of material science. It is suitable for both teachers and students.

My Surface Evolver
This is an interactive program for the modelling of liquid surfaces shaped by various forces and constraints. This program is available free of charge. It recommended for high school and college students.

MatEd National Resource Center
MatEd is a NSF funded resource for students and educators alike. Let us help you formulate your career path or lesson plan today!

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