Just a note to say that dates for the spring session of our molecular techniques workshop have been determined. They will be from March 16th to March 20th, 2009. Reviews from our previous session include: “Overall – Excellent! David took care to explain very difficult concepts and fundamental chemical/physical interactions…
On the eve of the Terry talks student conference, we had a nice little promo go up at UBC’s student newspaper. Check it out by clicking here.
AMBL programs were well represented at the Mitchell Odyssey Foundation’s Wild about Science Symposia this weekend. Joanne Fox from AMBL and Connie Cirkony from Science World teamed up to deliver this presentation describing the 2008 MSL Teacher conference and other resources available for Odyssey teachers! You can also check out…
In case you missed it, the lab hosted a large-ish conference for high school science teachers (about 95 registrants) – as well, we took the tact of blogging the conference so that pretty much all of the content is already up. Here are some highlights: – We had 4 great…
Thanks to Emma for noting this. Our little science plus creative writing project has a quick mention at the TED website. This is related to one of the TED wishes presented last year by Dave Eggers. If you get a chance, you should definitely check out the Once Upon a…
Fellow Science Scout Jennifer Gardy has a nice little write up at the Globe and Mail website about the science scouts. If you hail from Vancouver and want to join in the Science Scout fun, it’s only a Facebook group away. Otherwise, you can join the global list.
Whoa. With the wide notice going out this morning, we already have more requests for our Science Creative Literacy Symposia than dates available. Consequently, we have to put a hold on the symposia bookings until we have a chance to sort out current requests. Thanks for the overwhelming interest, and…
We’re excited to announce that registration is now open for the 2008 MSL Teacher Conference. This two-day conference will be held on Friday & Saturday October 24-25th, 2008. Come for one day or stay for two – the choice is yours. You can check out the conference web page and/or click here to register.
