Thanks to overwhelming teacher demand, the Texas Mobile STEM Lab program is growing from a single traveling lab to a fleet of nine for the 2025/26 school year. Teachers may apply through May 31 for one of 270 school visits available for the 2025/26 school year.
Through this hands-on learning opportunity, students learned the importance of quality control in the biomanufacturing process and the different ways that companies ensure their medicines are safe and effective. Nearly 1,200 Houston high school students completed the biomanufacturing training onboard the mobile lab.
Nonprofit Learning Undefeated is honored to be awarded a 10-year contract with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) as part of the Defense Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education Consortium (DSEC) Cooperative Agreement.
The funding will expand the Emerging Leaders in Biotechnology program nationally, as well as create a new Breakout Box experience which will be aligned to DOD STEM career priority areas.
“This is a monumental year for Learning Undefeated,” said Jennifer Colvin, Learning Undefeated’s Chief Innovation Officer, who has launched over a dozen mobile labs in her career. “Our new workshop is more than a production space—it’s a playground for innovation. Here, we prototype cutting-edge designs, test new ideas, and bring immersive learning experiences to life before hitting the road.”
