\ FESTIVAL PROGRAMMING WPI RESEARCH EXHIBITS, WPI YOUNGER SCIENTISTS Events are subject to change. For the latest information, please refer to TOURS, AND ACTIVITIES: the TouchTomorrow app or website. GATEWAY PARK ON THE QUAD SCHEDULED EVENTS Float My Boat Geodesic Domes You’ll find some 50 faculty and student research laboratories and Forensic Chromatography Geometry MAIN STAGE ON THE QUAD Kaleidoscope exhibits across campus! Download the TouchTomorrow app or visit the Helicopters 10:30 am, 2:30 pm | Kosmic Kelly: Spectacular Science Show Life Cycle of a Star Nano Films website for a full listing, more details on each activity, and locations. Nanotechnology Exciting, educational, and interactive fun featuring all of the best Pneumatic Machine experiments! Fizzy rainbow volcanoes, elephant toothpaste, “flying The following activities have scheduled demonstrations or shows. Some will require advanced registration on June 8, as they have limited availability. Skittles Math things,” gaseous bubbling beakers, giant bubble snake, and more! Slime Space Lander Alden Memorial Stress Balls 12:00 pm, 1:00 pm | Animal Adventures: Music Perception and Robots | Spaulding Recital Hall (lower level) Animal Encounter Show Performances at 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm A live experience with exotic animals! Hear interesting stories and get Sponsored by WPI Pre-Collegiate Outreach Programs. up close to animals such as a snake, alligator, lemur, owl, armadillo, and Bartlett Center African bush baby! Home Network Security: An Expert Perspective | Presentation Room Presentations at 11:30 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm Download Our App! MAIN STAGE IN THE Discovery Crossing RUBIN CAMPUS CENTER, ODEUM The Energy Boom: Learn How Fuel Cells Turn Hydrogen 11:00 am | Woodie Flowers: FIRST Executive Advisory Board and Oxygen into Energy Interactive demonstrations start every half hour, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Co-Chair and Distinguished Advisor Get detailed information about exhibits and activities, create your Access to “facts” is ubiquitous, but knowing how to recognize truth is Foisie Innovation Studio important. Knowing what to do with facts is ascendant. In a decade or Are You Positive It’s Positive? The Powerful Math schedule, navigate the campus, and more. Search “TouchTomorrow” so, uniquely human talents and skills—empathy, creativity, leadership, of Bayer’s Formula | Room 205 in the app store. judgment, ethics acumen—will be essential to staying in the game. To Shows every half hour, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm help people in their quest, the education system and the students should accelerate change. The presentation will discuss the difference between What Can You Learn From Making a Sandwich? | Diamond Lounge education and training, present some delightful examples of progress, Interactive presentation on the socio-technical system and celebrate nerd epistemology and humanistic meta-cognition. 11:30 am, 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm Connect to the WPI network “TouchTomorrow”

12:30 pm | Lisa May: Deputy Space Exploration Architect, Tour the Fitzgerald Prototyping Lab Lockheed Martin 15- minute tours start at 10:30 am, 11:00 am, 11:30 am, 12:00 pm, 1:30 pm, At Lockheed, Lisa May develops concepts for human exploration of the 2:00 pm, 2:30 pm, 3:00 pm, 3:30 pm | Limited to 15. Sign-up required. Moon and Mars. Earlier, as CEO of Murphian Consulting, she worked in such technology fields as nuclear, forensics, space, and transportation. Gateway Park - 50 Prescott Street Add a TouchTomorrow filter to your Snapchat She also consulted to the UAE Space Agency on their Mars mission: Hope. Fire Protection Engineering Lab Tours | First Floor Before starting her firm, she worked at NASA headquarters managing the Sign up in the lobby. Space limited to 25. Mars Exploration Program and chairing the International Mars Exploration Tours at 10:30 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm, 3:30 pm Working Group. Gateway Park - 85 Prescott Street 2:00 pm | Paul Ventimiglia: Multiple-time BattleBots Winner Robot Teleoperation, Soft Snakelike Robot, Swarming Robots and WPI alumnus 45-minute demos begin at 11:00 am, 1:00 pm, 3:00 pm #TOUCHTOMORROW #WPI GODDARD HALL GATEWAY PARK | 60 PRESCOTT STREET Experience Biochemistry: Glowing Reactions | Room 109 WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC PRESENTATION ROOM Sign-up required. Space limited to 15. Offered at 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 12:00 pm, 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm, 3:00 pm WPI works diligently to assure the safety and welfare of our guests. 10:30 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm | First At TouchTomorrow, our security personnel will conduct random checks Light: Celebrating 20 Years of Chandra X-Ray Observatory Experience Chemistry: Make a Raspberry-Flavored Solar Cell | Room 110 of camera bags, backpacks, and other large items during the festival. Sign-up required. Space limited to 15. Offered at 10:00 am, 11:00 am, We appreciate your understanding as we undertake this security measure. Join us for an exciting MA film premiere! In the past two decades, 12:00 pm, 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm, 3:00 pm NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory has made profound discoveries and contributed invaluable information about the cosmos and the wondrous HIGGINS LABORATORIES objects within it. This short film touches upon the challenges of creating Keeping Things Cool in Space | Room 248 THANK YOU TO OUR

A FESTIVAL OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND ROBOTS AND OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, A FESTIVAL the technology behind Chandra, as well as some of the most exciting Tours every hour on the hour. Space limited. science as a result of that endeavor. (20 minutes) 10:30 & 12:30 viewings include Q&A time with a NASA scientist! PARTNERS AND EXHIBITORS OLIN HALL A Virtual Tour of the Universe | Room 107 FULLER LABS | LOWER PERREAULT HALL 40-minute presentation. Shows for all ages at 10:00 am, 1:00 pm, 3:00 pm 11:00 am, 12:30 pm, 2:00 pm | Inventing Tomorrow Shows geared for younger ages at 11:00 am, 2:00 pm In this riveting documentary film, you will meet passionate teenage WASHBURN SHOPS innovators from around the globe who are creating cutting-edge solutions Living in Our Materials World | Room 113 to confront the world’s environmental threats. Journey with them as they Demos at 10:00 am, 10:30 am, 11:00 am, 11:30 am, 12:00 pm prepare their projects for the largest convening of high school scientists in June 8, 2019 the world, the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). Meet WARNER: WPI’s Tall, Dark, Humanoid Robot (60 minutes). Shows at 15 minutes past each hour, at the garage door between 10 am–4 pm Washburn and the Project Center. WARNER selfies inside between half- past and the top of each hour. Enter at Freeman Plaza entrance.

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Meet the coach learning; make a splash and learn about buoyancy and capillary attraction. of WPI’s football team and a researcher who studies the biomechanics of for emergencies only — no messaging of general TouchTomorrow & BattleCry FOISIE INNOVATION STUDIO – See robots making robots, learn about information. To register, simply text “TT2019” to 67283. Registration will expire concussions. Chat with representatives of the Boston Museum of Science, tomorrow’s smart and connected world, see soft robots in action, learn about SALISBURY LABS – See how scientists are using technology to help after one day. make your own camera-free photograph with DuPont, check out how the city cyphers and powerful math, explore design thinking, find out about additive students learn math. Free Workshops for Educators, offered by WPI’s STEM of Worcester uses a rover unit to inspect its sewer lines, and clean up oil spills manufacturing and cutting-edge materials, delve into the implications of Education Center, are also available; registration is required. with the U.S. Coast Guard. Discover more activities for younger scientists. genetic surveillance, tour the Fitzgerald Prototyping Lab. EET WASHBURN SHOPS – Learn about materials properties and experienceH IGHL AND ST NT STR GATEWAYR EPARK – 50 PRESCOTT STREET LOTB –E GrabLMO a snack from the GODDARD HALL – Experience hands-on activities in biology, chemistry, advanced manufacturing. See WARNER the humanoid robot in action and ET Gateway Park food vendors, see radio station WXLO broadcast live from biochemistry, and biomedical engineering. take a WARNER selfie. 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QUAD – Main Stage (see reverse for schedule), food tent, activities outer crust of your favorite planet and learn planet facts with flip charts and a short film highlighting the challenges of creating Chandra and the exciting for younger scientists, and more! OLIN HALL – Take a virtual tour of the universe and get a preview of WPI’s color graffiti boards. science that has resulted from this endeavor! new photonics facility (sign up for tours on Discovery Crossing). BARTLETT CENTER – Learn more about WPI’s programs, certificates, GATEWAY PARK – 50 PRESCOTT STREET – Tour WPI’s Fire Protection GATEWAY PARK – 85 PRESCOTT STREET – Robot central. See surgical and degree offerings through the Offices of Pre-Collegiate Outreach, the HIGGINS LABORATORIES – Learn how engineers keep things cool in space. Lab, the largest research lab in the U.S. Learn how the Worcester Fire Dept. and assistive robots, swarm robots, a soft robotic snake, robot teleoperation, uses technology to keep firefighters safe, learn how smoking/vaping Massachusetts Academy for Math and Science, Undergraduate Admissions, ALDEN MEMORIAL – In the Great Hall, WGBH is here with exciting activities bio-inspired and wearable robots, and a robot tour guide. impacts your health with UMass Memorial Health Alliance; be a scientist with Graduate Admissions, Foisie Business School, Corporate and Professional from Curious George, PLUM Landing, Peep and the Big Wide World, NOVA, and MilliporeSigma, and explore plant adaptations for survival with Tower Hill Education, and Career Development Center. Also, learn about best practices Design Squad Global! You can also get up close and personal with high school * Your safety is our primary concern. 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MORGAN DINING HALL ALDEN MEMORIAL SALISBURY LABS WASHBURN SHOPS Fuel up! Grab a quick lunch or snacks. See musical robots in action. See how scientists are helping students “grasp” math and watch See advanced manufacturing tools in action, visualizations of science and technology. including a 3D printer. SPORTS AND REC CENTER HIGGINS LABORATORIES Fun for all ages from our exhibitors—The Discovery Museums, Learn about assistive technology and how engineers keep things GODDARD HALL GATEWAY PARK – 85 PRESCOTT STREET EcoTarium, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Worcester Historical Museum, cool in space. Watch bacteria glow, extract DNA from strawberries, and more Explore surgical and humanoid robots at our home and many more. science experiments throughout the day. base for all things robotics! OLIN HALL QUAD Take a virtual tour of the universe. DISCOVERY ROW GATEWAY PARK – 60 PRESCOTT STREET Meet the NASA Sample Return Robot Centennial Challenge teams. Experience real research projects from autonomous vehicles to Explore surgical and humanoid robots at our home Take a selfie in a Mark Suit. Get run over by a robot and much, RUBIN CAMPUS CENTER humanoid robots and everything in between. base for all things robotics! much more fun for younger scientists. Check out the Main Stage programming upstairs (see schedule on back). Make a spaghetti bridge and see a solar house designed by ATWATER KENT LABORATORIES GATEWAY PARK – 50 PRESCOTT STREET BARTLETT CENTER WPI students. Explore soft robotics, biomolecules, and more. Tour the Biomanufacturing Education and Training Center or the Fire WGBH@TouchTomorrow is here with Curious George, Design Squad Protection Engineering Lab. Sign up is required for each as space is limited. Nation, and NOVA. FULLER LABORATORIES Demo and view computer games and view animations designed by students.