Rescheduled Due to Weather! Join us Friday, Jan. 17, for the Opening of the Nucor Steel Exhibit in our Nucor Innovation StationPosted on January 8, 2025 |
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Please join the MOST and the leadership of Nucor Steel for the unveiling of and ribbon-cutting for Pioneering the Circular Economy—featuring the technology and history of Nucor Steel Auburn!
Nucor Steel Auburn presents “Pioneering the Circular Economy,” an exhibit showcasing the endless possibilities of steel. Explore interactive stations that bring Nucor’s steel production process to life, and learn the vital role of recycling and how steel shapes our daily lives. Discover the remarkable journey of steel from start to finish and see how each of us contributes to building a more sustainable future.
This installation will run through March.
When
Friday, Jan. 17, 10 a.m.
Where
Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology (MOST)
500 S. Franklin St, Syracuse
Guests
Additional guests are welcome!
Questions?
Contact Taylor Cefalo at [email protected]
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