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Tag Archives: Education/Outreach
Postdoc Puppeteers: NIMBioS Supports Darwin Day 2014
NIMBioS postdocs Clemente Aguilar and Jiang Jiang (pictured incognito, left to right) donned Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace costumes and braved the frigid temperatures on Market Square in Knoxville on Friday to celebrate Darwin Day. The life-sized puppets were … Continue reading
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Biology in a Box Aligned to Mathematics Common Core
Teachers of K-12 looking for hands-on, memorable enrichment activities for teaching the Common Core State Standards in Mathematics need look no further — the alignment for Biology in a Box is now complete and published online. Forty-five states, the District … Continue reading
Posted in Education/Outreach, Elementary School, high school, Middle School, STEM
Tagged Education, Education/Outreach, STEM, teachers
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Teaching Science in a Climate of Denial at Tennessee Teacher Conference
Social controversy surrounding certain scientific theories poses a great challenge for teaching science in the United States — up to 60 percent of U.S. high school biology teachers report capitulating in some way to antievolution pressure, reports one study. NIMBioS and … Continue reading
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Middle School Teachers Take STEM Thinking Outside the Box
Middle school science teachers from across East Tennessee were introduced to inquiry-based activities at the intersection of math and science during several training workshops this fall. NIMBioS Associate Director for Education & Outreach Suzanne Lenhart and Education & Outreach Coordinator … Continue reading
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Aguilar Visits Howard University, Shares Work on Developing Vaccines for Chagas’ Disease
The math colloquium at Howard University in November featured computational biology and vaccine development with a NIMBioS postdoctoral researcher as special speaker. Postdoctoral fellow Clemente Aguilar visited Howard’s mathematics department and spoke on: “Using Computational Tools for Accelerating the Development … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Diversity, Education/Outreach, graduates, MSIs, postdocs, research, seminars
Tagged diversity, Education, Education/Outreach, graduates, Howard University, postdocs, research, seminars, Tennessee State University, University of Texas-El Paso, Veterinary Science
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NIMBioS Hosts SHADES Girls in STEM Workshop
NIMBioS hosted area middle school girls this month for SHADES, an interactive one-day workshop in science and engineering. Girls did many fun and interactive STEM activities including T-shirt chromatography, building model sinkholes, using Geiger counters, creating genetic code bracelets, and … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity, Education/Outreach, Elementary School, gender diversity, Middle School, STEM
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NIMBioS Celebrates Diversity in STEM at National Conference
NIMBioS researchers and staff shared their passion for science this month at the 2013 SACNAS Annual Conference, as well as the many opportunities available to diverse STEM students and faculty at NSF math institutes and biology centers. SACNAS, the Society … Continue reading
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Tagged careers, climate, conferences, diversity, ecology, Education, Education/Outreach, Evolution, postdocs, research, STEM, undergraduates, wildlife
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Dolphin Communication on the Menu for Science Café
NIMBioS Postdoctoral Fellow Arik Kershenbaum led a lively discussion on the topic “Can We Talk to Dolphins?” at a Knoxville Science Café last week. All members of the community were invited. “Science Cafés are events that take place in casual settings … Continue reading
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NIMBioS REU’s Talk Cows and Hyenas at MBI Capstone Conference
Three 2013 NIMBioS REU students traveled to Columbus, Ohio last month to share their work in epidemiology and social network modeling at the Mathematical Biosciences Institute Undergraduate Research Capstone Conference. The conference drew REU students from across the country. Jacob … Continue reading
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Day 1: Learning & Fun at REU
Nineteen of the country’s top undergraduates in mathematics and biology and related fields began their eight-week journey of research and discovery yesterday with NIMBioS’ Research Experiences for Undergraduates program. Hailing from colleges and universities across the country, the students will … Continue reading
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