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Midday Science Series continues Oct. 10.

Grant makes statewide impact

N.C. native to talk on "Astronauts of the Future"

Project: OBSERVE and "Zoom In" get boost

Morehead will present program at libraries in seven N.C. counties.

Some previously-full Summer Science Camps have openings as of May 21.

Saturday, Aug. 15

Join in the mathematics fun Oct. 17!

One day only!

Discuss the largest scientific instrument Nov. 5.

We've added more shows for you! NEW Pink Floyd, Beatles and family-friendly laser shows!

Learn how a UNC team became the first to unlock this mystery at December's Current Science Forum.

Shows will resume on Feb. 5, 2010.

What are airports doing to keep you safe? Discuss the technology and ethical questions of airport security March 4!

Check out this alternative-fueled road trip on Tuesday, July 6.

Celebrate science at UNC on Sept. 25!

Sign up now for the 2010–2011 school year.

Many of the day camps in central North Carolina plan a Morehead field trip for their campers. What about you?

Meet scientists for an in-depth discussion of the research behind Morehead's Science 360 programs.

Why have scientists started deep freezing seeds? How will this affect farming and crops in the future?

PLANETS receives new grant from UNC School of Government program.

As of Feb. 14, registration is open to the public -- and spaces are filling quickly!

Carolina Science Cafe's spring series, "The Biology of Love," continues on Thursday, March 3.

Check out the amazing exhibits by the N.C. LEGO Users Group, March 5-6, 2011.

Dr. Myron Cohen takes us behind the scenes of the most recent news about HIV transmission.

Dr. Ted Bateman will be talking about the research project he has aboard the last space shuttle mission and how it applies to cancer studies here on Earth.

Thanks to Time Warner Cable for its support of this new outreach program.

Come to Carolina Science Cafe on Nov. 3 to learn about the chemistry that goes into brewing beverages.

Want to know what it's like to be a scientist? Here's your chance to find out!

Neil deGrasse Tyson is coming to Chapel Hill as part of the North Carolina Science Festival.

The UNC Science Expo is back, this year with new and exciting events for all ages.

Venus passes directly between Earth and the Sun for the last time this century on June 5, 2012. Celebrate the occasion with special activities at Morehead.

Check out the North Carolina Science Festival, April 13-29, with hundreds of activities across 504 miles of our state.

Morehead's new camp site at Kestrel Heights Charter School is convenient for parents who work in RTP.

Look for new programs, beginning in August!

Tickets are available now for this gala fundraising event.

Registration is open online.

Did the ancient Maya predict the end of the world on Dec. 21, 2012? "Carolina Skies" says no!

It's a five-ring circus of science fun!

The first-ever Chapel Hill Teen Science Cafe features Dr. Daniel Ksepka.

Lab tours, exhibits, hands-on activities -- plus the Town of Chapel Hill's Sustainability Center and Solar Stage!

The "Open Minds Cafe" is a teen-only peek at current science research.

Harden is Morehead's director of external programs, including DESTINY, PLANETS, SIS and Minds On.

This year-long program includes lab tours, experiments, visits with guest scientists and more.

This might be a fun choice for any Percy Jackson fans out there!

Morehead joins the 2nd Friday Artwalk with science activities and evening star shows!

There may be a special science cafe scheduled later in November.