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Keeping Up with Biotech Demand in East Asia: A Conversation with the ABE Hong Kong Team
In Hong Kong and much of the broader East Asia area, the educational system is highly focused on exams. Teachers have their hands full just trying to…
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Transforming Practical Classroom Science in the UK: Q&A with British Science Educator Karen Stephens
Counting bubbles of oxygen to measure the rate of photosynthesis, estimating the population size of an organism using quadrats – these are some of…
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Expanding Opportunities for Biotechnology Worldwide
China recently announced a new strategic plan, stipulating that the biotechnology sector should exceed 4% of gross domestic product by 2020, with 10…
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A Passion for the Scientific Process
For almost half of his life, Dr. David Mangus worked as a research scientist. He loved working in the laboratory, trying to figure out how things…
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From Ballet to Biotech
With nearly 15 years of dancing under her belt, Kimberly Piper had hopes of one day joining the Boston Ballet – that is, until she took ABE during a…
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The Amgen Scholars Program was a "Scientist Boot Camp"
"ABE was my only encounter with hands-on activities in science class which allowed me to actually experience the science and personally relate to the…
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Inspiring the Next Generation, One Lab Kit at a Time
"The hands-on components of ABE were much better than what was offered in other science courses I had taken. They are really what turned me on to…
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Science: A Common Language
At the young age of 14, Henry Chou made a bold move—he left behind his immediate family in Taiwan to live with relatives in the United States in…