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Two elementary school students listen to a KU scientist explain principles of energy.

Two elementary school students listen to a KU scientist explain principles of energy.

Cartoon Guide to Energy For the Broader Impacts component of a climate change and energy grant, University Distinguished Professor Judy Wu (Physics & Astronomy) teamed up with Teresa MacDonald, associate director of public programs for the KU Natural Hist

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