Is it safe to eat? 1 in 6 Americans will get sick from contaminated food.
Have you been watching the news recently? Food safety is a hot topic. It’s on the news daily – and it’s not good news. We rely on global food sources to provide us with food that is safe to consume. When food is delivered to market that is not safe...
Inspiration from a Jell-O Cup: The MiniOne GelCup for Electrophoresis
What is it about a Jell-O cup that makes everyone happy? Perfect serving size, no preparation, easy-to-open package, no refrigeration required… If only preparing gel for electrophoresis was so easy, right? We kept hearing over and over – from teachers directly – they...
Lights, camera, action!
New Biology Teacher Resources Coming Your Way “Back to school” means back to teaching! Are you ready to engage your biology students and teach them to love all things science??? Of course you are! We know you can do it with the right resources! You can engage and...
Teacher Training: Gel Electrophoresis with the MiniOne Unit
Teacher training and introduction to gel electrophoresis with the MiniOne System is a fun workshop for us (and for the teachers)! At our Bristol Community College workshop, we spent time training future science teachers how to prepare and run a gel electrophoresis...
DNA Analysis Workshop: New York Master Teacher Program
STEM teachers from the New York Master Teacher Program converged at SUNY Plattsburgh for a DNA Analysis Workshop with the MiniOne System Team and others. Our MiniOne System Team spent time demonstrating the technology advances of the MiniOne unit and shared some best...
STEM Education meet STEM Employment
“STEM employment growth is outpacing the general economy by about 300 percent. And, over the next five years, the United States is expected to add as many as 1.3 million new STEM jobs. And these positions aren’t just plentiful – they also pay well. In the United...
STEM Education and Gel Electrophoresis in the California Classroom
We’re located in southern California and we are continually impressed with the quality and availability of STEM education in our region and state. While we know there is a need for more STEM learning programs and opportunities, we are excited to see students...
School May Be Out, But STEM Learning Continues!
Teachers and students are seeking new ways to take ownership in their STEM learning and education. We are too for that matter! That’s why when we were recently in New York, we took some time to visit the folks at the DNA Learning Center – Cold Spring Harbor and DNA...MiniOne PCR System
