Learn to code using Micro:Bits, gadgets make coding a blast with lights, sensors, and endless possibilities. Code on your device and play while you learn. Mobile devices are required.

Join us as we embark on an exciting journey into the world of reinforced concrete with real engineers and witness load testing of miniature beams to understand why we add reinforcing steel in concrete.

Create a simple circuit, connect to a fan, and chill the air.Chill out and explore the basics of electrical and mechanical engineering.

Come by our station at the Turtle Pond to learn about some beloved campus wildlife including the turtles, grackles, bumblebees and oak trees!

Explore manufacturing engineering and the engineering of additives, mixtures and mixing. Create your own lip gloss through a highly efficient cosmetic engineering manufacturing process.

Crabs are like backpackers of the sea, scavenging for food and carrying their shells on their backs. Come see our live crabs and learn about their unique lifestyles on the seafloor.

Learn the mathematics behind magicians' rods, make your own and try some other tricks like the curry triangle paradox, disappearing rabbit, 64=65 puzzle, magic area puzzle, and the coin trick.

Create your own personalized bracelet with your name represented by binary code and learn the language of computers.

Explore the world around you while creating a sensory bottle to engage your senses of sight, touch and/or sound and while playing the O&G Trivia Game.

Learning about the subsurface is an important feat in oil and gas. A lotis learned through the core samples grabbed during drilling. Join us and learn how to core with cupcakes.

Learn about modern approaches to design, innovation, engineering and architecture in TinyHouses and tiny home communities. Design a TinyHouse and 3D print your model.

Texas Inventionworks puts students in the role of innovators to learn, solve problems, develop products and, ultimately, launch ventures. Explore the space in action with Texas Inventionworks engineering students.

Discover astronomy through solar telescope viewing (weather permitting), UV bead bracelet making, star finder chart construction, and a hands-on pulsar model activity.

Have you ever wondered how something as small as insect survives in such a big world? Join us to learn about insect adaptations and meet our live Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches.

Learn how supercomputing works with hands-on exploration with walls of digital displays, computer parts, coding with python.You will learn foundations of computing.

Discover your own STEM spark while constructing circuits with breadboards, completing STEM puzzles, and creating with math and science.

Join Landmarks at the site of Clock Knot to learn how Mark diSuvero used structural engineering in his artwork. Then, create your own mini-sculpture to take home.

Explore circuits by creating your own breadboard hex bug. Wire it up and watch it wiggle.

Dive into the world of science and create your own lava lamp. Unleash your creativity and discover the magic of hands-on experimentation.

Create a homemade, fizzling lava lamp using the power of water, vegetable oil, fizzy tablets, and of course, density. Explore how lava lamps are made and how they work.

Design, create and test a boat made out of aluminum foil to see how many objects it can hold before sinking.

Soda chemistry in action. Learn how to turn any juice into a carbonated beverage (aka soda!) using dry ice.

Will your egg survive the drop? Use straws, tape, and construction paper to construct a contraption to safely land an egg.

Create and personalize your own electroplated metal charm. Learn how electrical current can transfer and deposit one metal onto another.

Did you know that oil comes out of the ground mixed with water, gas, and other chemicals? In our experiment we will show how tricky separating these fluids is when you create an emulsion.