Liabilities / Assets
77th percentile
Higher debt load relative to assets than 77% of similar nonprofits.
Precomputed percentiles for this filing year versus similar nonprofits in the same peer cohort.
Liabilities / Assets
77th percentile
Higher debt load relative to assets than 77% of similar nonprofits.
Liabilities / Revenue
66th percentile
Higher debt load relative to revenue than 66% of similar nonprofits.
Net Margin
30th percentile
Higher net margin than 30% of similar nonprofits.
Top Officer Pay
77th percentile
Higher top officer pay than 77% of similar nonprofits.
Top officer pay equals 0.0% of source-year revenue.
Asset Growth
18th percentile
Faster asset growth than 18% of similar nonprofits.
Revenue Growth
91st percentile
Faster revenue growth than 91% of similar nonprofits.
Assets
Down$9,945
Down $3,176 (-24%) from 2018
Net Assets
Down$9,130
Down $3,580 (-28%) from 2018
Liabilities
Up$815
Up $404 (+98%) from 2018
Revenue
Up$73,884
Up $33,303 (+82%) from 2018
Expenses
Up$77,464
Up $7,076 (+10%) from 2018
Net Income
Up-$3,580
Up $26,227 (+88%) from 2018
Omni Nano is a public benefit organization devoted to nanotechnology education. We believe that by providing low-cost, top-quality nanotechnology curricula, we can better prepare today's students for their professional science, engineering, and administrative careers in the globalized, high-tech economy of the 21st century. Our curriculum is designed for high school and college students - for both in-classroom and online instruction, and focuses on the practical applications of nanotechnology to promote professional development and STEM career opportunities.
Stem/Nanotechnology Education - Omni Nano is an organization that teaches students the STEM skills they need for the careers of the future, through the lens of nanotechnology. Our mission is to inspire today's youth to become tomorrow's scientists, engineers, and STEM entrepreneurs. Omni Nano provides affordable and free motivational workshops and full courses in nanotechnology to schools, after-school programs, youth conferences, and other such institutions. We have created the first digital curricula for online/hybrid nanotechnology courses, at the high school and undergraduate levels. Our curriculum supports entirely virtual learning, traditional in-classroom learning, the flipped classroom model, and blended/hybrid learning environments. Best of all, we have demonstrated a positive effect on students educational and professional interests, inspiring thousands of students to pursue a wide variety of STEM fields. Our materials are the only grade-appropriate solution to provide second
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| Overview: The Nanotechnology Curricula Project is developing digital nanotechnology textbooks and curricula for students at the high school and college levels. This project brings educational materials for both students and teachers into the classroom as well as online learning environments. Our full package of digital educational materials includes our innovative and interactive textbook, syllabi, assessment and testing materials, labs and other hands-on projects, and other online learning tools. Our student-centered, hands-on curricula are designed to motivate college-bound and undergraduate college students to pursue STEM collegiate majors and professional careers. Our flexible curriculum is built as a modular series which can be tailored to fit instructors existing lesson plans and timetables, and can be made available in most common Learning Management Systems (LMSs) such as Blackboard, Canvas, and Moodle. These resources provide science teachers with everything they need to start teaching nanotechnology at their institutions, whether as a stand-alone class or integrated into another science class. And our curriculas mix of interactive and multimedia content with applications to real-world problems gives every student something to connect with. All materials for high school are aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).Progress and impact: In the Fall of 2019, over 300 students were enrolled in nanotechnology courses that utilized our curriculum across America and around the world. Moreover, about 3000 students were enrolled in our free online course, offered in both English and Spanish.... | $52,465 | - |
| Overview: Through the Discover Nanotechnology Project, we provide free nanotechnology workshops to high schools, after-school programs, and youth conferences. These fun, hands-on workshops are designed to encourage students toward pursuing STEM careers by focusing on the practical applications of nanotechnology, which can be explained in terms of more general STEM concepts from chemistry, physics, and biology.Impact: As the end of 2019, we have conducted a total of 245 workshops, inspiring over 9800 students and weve been invited to return by every host. We take pride in serving a diverse population of students including many from Title I schools, defined as institutions where 40+% of students are from low-income families. We strive to offer high-quality education to all students regardless of any factors such as location, socioeconomic status, ability, age, ethnicity, or gender identity. Some quotes from students include: The workshop positively influenced my education and helped me view another way that I can improve Earths current status. I would have very much liked more scientific details, especially about the chemical compounds and their methods of action. The speaker and his workshop were very interesting and captivated my attention. I like how you showed how nanotechnology could change the world. We learned how we will make our world better. I liked learning about how nanotechnologies were actually in items we use every single day. My favorite part was learning about nanotechnology in general, because I didnt know anything about it before the workshop. I appreciated was how engaging the lecture was. The speaker took questions often and his explanations were top-notch. Even at the back of the classroom I could hear his voice loud and clear. I liked the actual nanotechnology which was brought into the lecture. Its an amazing thing to see a piece of revolutionary technology at work in front of you. What amazed me even further is that we got to take some of this technology home with us to show to our friends and family. I loved the fact that nanotechnology is able to be used for diverse applications from cleaning up lakes to killing cancer cells. The explanations were well thought out and was very natural. The workshop highlighted the importance and usefulness of new materials, etc. I loved the presenters slides about becoming a nanotechnologist. It was cool talking with a real nanotechnologist! I really enjoyed the videos about how nanotechnology works. For me, and especially for things as minuscule as nanotechnology, it is often difficult to visualize how these things would work, but the informational videos greatly helped with that issue. I think that it was absolutely great and inspiring to all students considering ANY field of STEM as their career and astonished those who may have not been as interested in a STEM career... | $13,991 | - |
| The Bridges to Nanotechnology Project brings nanotechnology courses directly into online, hybrid, and traditional high school and college classrooms. These courses provide an in-depth survey of the science behind nanotechnology with more opportunities for hands-on learning and STEM skill development. Our curriculas mix of interactive and multimedia content with applications to real-world problems gives every student something to connect with.Impact: In 2019 this project focused mostly on training science teachers to use our digital textbook to offer a nanotechnology course at their institution. Our amazing volunteer instructors explored offering short nanotech courses through Facebooks Social Learning Groups. Hundreds to aspiring scientists enrolled in this experimental course. . | $3,498 | - |
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| IRS990EZ/PrimaryExemptPurposeTxt | 0 | Stem/Nanotechnology Education - Omni Nano is an organization that teaches students the STEM skills they need for the careers of the future, through the lens of nanotechnology. Our mission is to inspire today's youth to become tomorrow's scientists, engineers, and STEM entrepreneurs. Omni Nano provides affordable and free motivational workshops and full courses in nanotechnology to schools, after-school programs, youth conferences, and other such institutions. We have created the first digital curricula for online/hybrid nanotechnology courses, at the high school and undergraduate levels. Our curriculum supports entirely virtual learning, traditional in-classroom learning, the flipped classroom model, and blended/hybrid learning environments. Best of all, we have demonstrated a positive effect on students educational and professional interests, inspiring thousands of students to pursue a wide variety of STEM fields. Our materials are the only grade-appropriate solution to provide second |
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