Ever wonder how satellites and drones observe Earth and reveal what’s happening across the planet from the air, land, and oceans? Are you eager to discover Earth from a whole new perspective?

This course focuses on the field of materials, an interdisciplinary area that applies the properties of matter to various areas of science and engineering.

Dive into the world of making at Tulane’s MakerSpace! In this session, students will discover the software and tools that power modern rapid prototyping.

This course offers an exciting introduction to the world of robotics, blending foundational principles with hands-on experience in designing and building real-world robotic systems.

Have you ever looked up at the sky, and wondered what lies beyond the clouds?  Get ready for the ultimate adventure — a journey through our Solar System and its wonders!

We are all continually surrounded by chemicals, from drugs to plastics and from fuel to food additives. Ensuring these materials are free of dangerous contaminants is essential for human health and development.

Explore how chemical engineers have transformed our world and uncover the cutting-edge innovations driving solutions to some of the planet’s greatest challenges.

Did you know Tulane has an observatory? In this class, we’ll have the opportunity to observe the Moon and some of the planets through the 16-in telescope.

Did you know rocks are silent storytellers?  It’s true – rocks can tell us about the history of the Earth.

Did you know Tulane has an observatory? Look for the dome on the roof of Jones Hall! We will observe the moon, and the planets with their moons. We will begin by surveying the history of astronomy up to the present day, and take part in some current research classifying galaxy shapes.