IN-PERSON - Explore molecules and the forces that hold atoms together.  See the dramatic differences between physical and chemical changes as you mix up a batch of your own Mad Science Putty. Presented by Mad Science

IN-PERSON - Learn how to make a unique slime recipe while experimenting with acids and bases. A hands-on workshop where participants will work with a team to create erupting slime.

IN-PERSON - Uncover the science behind soaps and the key chemistry components behind cleaning away dirt and oil. In this workshop, students will spend the day as a Product Development Scientist making a “Fall-themed” skin care cleanser from scratch. The students will then put their cleansers to test in an activity to better understand the properties of surfactants/soap.  Presented by Johnson & Johnson

IN-PERSON - Get an up close and personal look at a Tesla car. Learn about the past, current, and future state of electronic car transportation.  Presented by Domain Technology Partners

ONLINE & IN-PERSON - Ever wonder what goes into website development? Game creation? Machine Learning? Data analytics? Introduction to Python will give you a quick overview of all things Python, what it's used for and how to code in it! By the end of the session, you will have written your first Python code and learned the foundations to continue on your own! Presented by Gillian Bartels-Quansah, Barnard College, Columbia University '25

IN-PERSON - Explore the physics of the oceans, weather, and climate. We will conduct hands-on experiments using water, salt, and oil to demonstrate ocean waves, melting ice-bergs, atmospheric weather systems and more! Presented by Sonya Legg, Princeton University

IN-PERSON - Learn the basics of computer hardware/software, networking, and cybersecurity. Participants will learn about the role of corporate IT professionals and opportunities to get trained in this field while in High School. Presented by Boys and Girls Clubs of Mercer County

ONLINE & IN-PERSON - Learn about the profession of medical laboratory science while being introduced to urinalysis or the study of urine.  Learn what the colors of urine mean, how to test for diseases and substances using a dipstick chemical pad, and how to use a microscope to visualize microscopic structures. Presented by Lisa Shave, Mercer County Community College

ONLINE & IN-PERSON - Introduction to Computer Aided Design (CAD) with TinkerCAD.  Learn how to use the electronics platform on TinkerCAD to wire and program microcontrollers.  Presented by Hillsborough High Schools' 1st Robotics Team, RoboRaiders

IN-PERSON - An introduction to gerneral woodworking practices.  Learn about woodcraft and epoxy while building your own DIY kit. Presented by Tomasia Mcneil (Female Entrepreneur), TM Customs and Construction LLC

ONLINE & IN-PERSON - An introduction to fusion and plasma with demos to highlight the properties of plasma. Discover more about the STEM related careers at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, including scientists, engineers, computer programming, IT, and science communication. Learn about internships and apprenticeships offered by PPPL.    Presented by Shannon Swilley Greco, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory