CANCELLED: 24 Hours of Science at McGill

***This event has been cancelled (at the McGill downtown campus). The activities at Gault Nature Reserve for A Living Laboratory to Discover, will still take place (on Saturday May 4th, from 11 h – 16 h at 422 chemin des Moulins, Mont-Saint-Hilaire). Thank you for your understanding.***

CANCELLED: Super Seeds and Terrific Trees (24 Hours of Science at McGill activity)

***This event has been cancelled. Thank you for your understanding.***

This activity is part of the 24 hours of science at McGill event. Join our Science Outreach groups for a day of free activities for youth and families! For more information on our full program visit this link.

CANCELLED From Planets to Particles: An Exploration Mini-Fair (24 Hours of Science at McGill)

**This event has been cancelled. Thank you for your understanding.**

CANCELLED: 24 Hours of Science- CHEMIST FOR A DAY

Chemistry doesn't just happen in the lab, it's all around us, every day! Join the McGill Chemistry Outreach Group during 24 hres de science to participate in some fun chemistry that will change how you see our world. Live demonstrations and hands-on activities will be available for audiences of all ages from 10:00 to 2:00 PM. Please note the activity will still take place if it rains.

Chemical Society Seminar: Carsten Bolm- Mechanochemistry: The use of mills in synthetic organic chemistry

IUPAC defines a "mechano-chemical reaction" as a "chemical reaction that is induced by the direct absorption of mechanical energy".1 We are using such activation in synthesis and catalysis, where it has proven beneficial.2 Selected recent examples from our group will be presented here.3

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Chemical Society Seminar: Zhenan Bao- Skin-Inspired Organic Electronics

Skin is the body’s largest organ. It is responsible for the transduction of a vast amount of information. This conformable, stretchable, self-healable and biodegradable material simultaneously collects signals from external stimuli that translate into information such as pressure, pain, and temperature. The development of electronic materials, inspired by the complexity of this organ is a tremendous, unrealized materials challenge.

On the Multifunctional Future of Concrete

Featuring a talk by Admir Masic, Associate Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering at MIT.

This is a free, hybrid event hosted by the Department of Mining and Materials Engineering, the Trottier Institute for Sustainability in Engineering and Design, the McGill Institute for Advances Materials, the Centre for Storage and Conversion of Energy, and the McGill Sustainability Systems Initiative.