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Posts Tagged ‘science education’
Implementing a Skills-Based Biotechnology Program
:: Posted by American Biotechnologist on 02-04-2013
Do It Yourself Biology Gone Wild
:: Posted by American Biotechnologist on 01-16-2013Helping kids get into science
:: Posted by American Biotechnologist on 01-14-2013Following a successful pilot effort in early 2012, Bio-Rad is proud to announce the official launch of the Bio-Rad Science Ambassador Program, which empowers scientists to engage directly with local schools to build student interest in the sciences and increase access to quality science education. The Science Ambassadors concept has earned high praise from scientists and teachers alike. Even more important, the program has garnered rave reviews from students, who are able to conduct an exciting molecular biology experiment by themselves under the guidance of real biotechnology scientists, who teach them the real-life laboratory procedures required to achieve success.
3D Biology Game: An Idea Worth Funding
:: Posted by American Biotechnologist on 12-06-2012This past summer a group of artists and indie game developers in the Seattle area attempted to develop a super-cool video game that allowed player to explore the inside of a cell as if they were actually inside the 3D structure. Unfortunately, the team was unsuccessful in meeting its funding goal, however, they left a strong impresson on me and I believe that they have a product which can seriously help revitalize the biology classroom.
Checkut the video from Kinect Biology and give us your feedback. Do you think that there idea is worth funding?