The electronics department at the Austin Community College Riverside campus has many surplus electronic instruments that they want to loan to area schools for use by teachers in their science and technology classes. The instruments are in excellent condition and great for demonstrating principles of electricity, electronics and physics. As of January 9, the instruments include 60 Tektronix oscilloscopes, 28 Tektronix function generators, 46 Tek power supplies, 2 frequency counters, and 13 Simson 260 multimeters.

Who can drive nails with a banana, magically shrink and reinflate balloons, cause iceberg lettuce to explode, and make delicious ice cream in less than a minute?  It’s Dr. Kold, of course. If you are looking for a way to introduce your students to the world of ultra low temperatures and instant frostbite we can help. Our demonstrations can be scaled to fit your needs from a 30 minute class to an evening of science fun. This demonstration is free to public and private schools in the Austin area. Dr.

The Central Texas Discover Engineering Committee's mission is to encourage school children in central Texas to pursue technology careers by providing role models from the local engineering community. Diverse groups of engineers provide hands on experiments that demonstrate teamwork and logical processes while discussing their jobs and the reasons they chose engineering.