An elastic metamaterial can do math by directing motion through tiny pathways, showing how materials might one day handle simple computing tasks without electronics.

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Past grants have included funds for math and literacy tools, a sensory sanctuary for students with special needs and engineering kits.

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Applications for the Marshall H. & Nellie Alworth Memorial Funds Alworth scholarship are set to open tomorrow. Offering $24,000 per student pursuing a 4-year degree in math, science, engineering, or ...