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KU team receives $200K NSF grant to teach children about quarks
University of Kansas physicists, designers, educators and writers have received nearly $200,000 in National Science Foundation funding to introduce schoolchildren to nature's tiniest building blocks, called quarks.
http://www.news.ku.edu/2005/July/July22/quark.shtml
KU hopes to inspire children with the realm of the atom
Oxford University professor Richard Dawkins told an international conference that human beings are having to "come to terms with the increasing queerness of the universe."
http://www.news.ku.edu/2005/July/July22/martin.shtml
Roger Martin: audio commentary on KPR, July 22, 2005
Most of us know a little something about atoms, even while we struggle with the differences between our electrons, protons and neutrons. Beyond that, we just don't know. Commentator Roger Martin says it may be time to take that next step...to begin to understand the strange and mysterious world of the quark.
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