Kitchener – On Sunday and in celebration of National Science and Technology Week, The Children’s Museum presented Nano-Science Day in association with the University of Guelph and the University of Waterloo.

Demonstrations and programs took place all day long and included magic polymer mud, building bucky balls and a giant nanotube model. Visitors also got a chance to explore Ferro Fluid Art, Liquid Crystals and learn what Nano Science is all about.

As part of the festivities The Museum also re-launched their original exhibition, The Metamorph with the help of representatives from local supporter, Automation Tooling Systems (ATS).

Who: David Marskell, Museum CEO

Bob Eckert, VIP and General Manager, Automation Tooling Systems (ATS)

Ken Giberson, Director of Technical Services Department, ATS

James Beretta, Marketing and Services Manager, ATS

Representatives from the University of Waterloo, for Nano Science Day

Representatives from the University of Guelph, for Nano Science Day

What: Official re-launching of the Museum’s mascot the Metamoprh at Nano Science Day

Media photo and video opportunities include:

· Remarks from Museum representatives and sponsors

· Children’s craft Making their own ‘Metamorph’

· Families participating in Nano Science demonstrations and workshops