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| − | <p> | + | <p>We partnered with STEM Pathways to host Summer Pathways - a Synthetic Biology Workshop for high school girls interested in STEM. The workshop was composed of four activities: bioethics forum, where we discussed controversial issues in Synthetic Biology; plasmid design, where we play paper games to visually introduce them to the concept of plasmid, primers and so forth; gel running, where we used food coloring to show the basic principal of gel electrophoresis and microfluidic, where we present the logic behind microfluidic devices on cardboard. Around 21 girls attended our workshop, and they all enjoyed the activities and were impressed by the work we’ve done. Many girls also expressed a tendency to learn more about synthetic biology. </p> |
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Revision as of 15:08, 9 August 2017
Registry Parts
Summary
This is a summary of all the parts we submitted to registry
We partnered with STEM Pathways to host Summer Pathways - a Synthetic Biology Workshop for high school girls interested in STEM. The workshop was composed of four activities: bioethics forum, where we discussed controversial issues in Synthetic Biology; plasmid design, where we play paper games to visually introduce them to the concept of plasmid, primers and so forth; gel running, where we used food coloring to show the basic principal of gel electrophoresis and microfluidic, where we present the logic behind microfluidic devices on cardboard. Around 21 girls attended our workshop, and they all enjoyed the activities and were impressed by the work we’ve done. Many girls also expressed a tendency to learn more about synthetic biology.
Description of second submitted part.
Description of third submitted part.
