Making Nuclear Science Accessible
FRIB aims to share the excitement of nuclear science with everyone through innovative and multi-disciplinary collaborations that engage learners of all ages and backgrounds.
Join student musicians from the MSU College of Music for "Winds of Time," an evening of chamber music featuring wind and string instruments. The program features Dvořák’s “String Quintet No. 2,” Bach’s “Cello Suite No. 5,” François Rabbath’s “Iberique Peninsulaire,” and two pieces by Gordon Jacob.
FRIB tours
Discover what happens at a rare isotope facility by joining an FRIB tour. Interested members of the public and students from public, homeschool, private, and parochial schools can discover the inner workings of FRIB with a guided tour.
Learning resources & programs
FRIB offers learning resources and hosts programs for K–12 teachers and students from public, homeschool, private, and parochial schools, designed to inspire curiosity and support hands-on learning.
FRIB seeks to inspire a love for nuclear science by fostering innovative, cross-disciplinary collaborations that connect with learners of all ages and backgrounds.
The Advanced Studies Gateway is an initiative at FRIB that brings together researchers, innovators, creative thinkers, artists, and performers from all fields and strengthens ties between Michigan State University and the community. Activities include research workshops as well as public talks, concerts, and special events that are free and open to the public.
This residency fosters collaboration, exploration, experimentation and innovation on MSU’s campus, culminating in the creation of artworks at the intersection of art, science, and technology.
Questions?
For more information about public engagement at FRIB, or to inquire about arranging a tour, contact the FRIB Outreach Coordinator.
