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Cell Motion BioBus

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Cell Motion is an innovator of educational programs designed to inspire a new generation of scientists from students in under-served communities. Our flagship program, the Cell Motion BioBus, is a research-grade mobile microscope lab that sparks science excitement through hands-on biology, physics, and chemistry lab experiences for students of all ages. In addition we provide professional development and mentorship programs to maximize the impact of the BioBus. Through education, we hope to strengthen society by reducing existing disparities in science participation.


Organization contact: Ben Dubin-Thaler, ()
Organization website: http://www.biobus.org

 



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