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MiniOne System's electrophoresis and PCR equipment were designed to make teaching molecular biology in the classroom faster, more affordable, and more intuitive and engaging for students of all ability levels. Each component of our equipment and lab kits are designed...

Images courtesy of Austin Burke At MiniOne, we pride ourselves not just on manufacturing high-quality, classroom-friendly products, but also our dedication to professional development and our partnerships with organizations that make STEM education more accessible to...

Whether it's a small statewide teacher convention or a nationwide education conference, the benefits of attending a professional development gathering are numerous! If you're on the fence, check out a few of the reasons we highly recommend attending an educational...

Note:  This article was is re-shared from the Innovate Bio website by Daria Sharko, a biotech student at MiraCosta College in California. Ms. Sharko contributed the photos as well. Having biotechnology classes during the pandemic took an unexpected turn in...

This Science at Home post is guest-written by Dr. Terri Quenzer, PhD. She is the statewide director of Life Sciences/Biotech at California Community Colleges, and is hosted at San Diego Miramar College. Thanks for sharing your experience and tips, Terri! I love...

Many of our electrophoresis labs require the use of deionized water, or DI water, to dilute buffer. Why can't you just use tap water? Because tap water contains ions, which can degrade the electrical signal and affect the results of your run. While you can use...

My name is Christine Girtain and I teach a 3-year Authentic Science Research Course in 2 of the 3 public high schools in Toms River, New Jersey. The course is a dual credit course through SUNY Albany’s University in the High School Program. Students can earn up to 12...