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When asked to dilute a solution, students (and sometimes teachers) tend to panic! Though we all know what it means to ‘dilute’, sometimes one can be confused on how to actually perform a dilution.
Last week, we traveled to Nashville, Tennessee for the HOSA International Leadership Conference at the beautiful Gaylord Opryland Resort. This was our first time exhibiting at HOSA and we had such a wonderful time. For those who are unfamiliar with…
Are you kicking back relaxing for your summer break? In past blog posts, we featured science-themed podcasts, books, and citizen science projects that can keep you busy when you’re out of school. In this post, we’re going to help you…
Have an issue with your experiment and don’t know how to go about troubleshooting it? No worries, follow these 5 steps and you will be well on your way to solving your problem!
Tired of listening to the same 3 playlists on your phone? Try listening to any of these 5 science podcasts to change things up a bit! Science Vs Covering a wide range of topics from current social and political issues…
Last week, we teamed up with the American Society for Microbiology to create some Agar Art at the Petworth Neighborhood Library in Washington, DC. Agar art is a STEAM activity that uses living microbes to create living masterpieces, connecting arts…
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Could a genetic test tell you your likely food preferences? Are supertasters made or born? When you try to convince your friend to try guacamole are you fighting their bias or their DNA? These are just some of the questions…
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Biotechnology Breakthroughs: Messenger RNA Vaccines for Covid-19
Explore the biology behind mRNA vaccines and break down the initial Pfizer and Moderna clinical data.