The San Diego Science Festival is now accepting applications for field trips to the following organizations:

The San Diego Supercomputer Center (teachers must arrange for transportation); Lockheed Martin at the Air and Space Museum in Balboa Park (first come, first served, bus grants available for schools in need); Stratagene Division of Agilent Technologies as part of Science on the Mesa on April 1 (first come, first served)

More information on the programs and instructions on how to apply are below.
We also have very few opportunities left for schools to host a Nifty Fifty speaker. For more information on this program, please visit http://www.sdsciencefestival.com/school-programs/nifty-fifty.html Email Ruth Kiefer at rkiefer@mindspring.com if you are interested.

And one lucky school will be able to host Ig-Nobel prize winner Ivan Schwab with his presentation on “Why Woodpeckers Don’t Get Headaches” – For more information visit http://sdsf09.sched.org/event/9ee93c3cf7ecfa7dd3560521676d995c – Date is March 30 in the afternoon - please contact Ruth at rkiefer@mindspring.com if you are interested in hosting this lecture at your school.

The International NanoScience Community is official collaborator of San Diego Science Festival.