from ABC2 News (WMAR) | July 19, 2017 watch it > BALTIMORE, Md. – Behind safety glasses, a girl intently focused on the task at hand, detecting the color change from a combination she just made. The goal to find out if the vial’s contents are acidic or basic. She’s in 6th grade, and part of a…
from WTOP News | March 14, 2017 read more > WASHINGTON — Rockville-based nonprofit MdBio Foundation has a brand new mobile science laboratory that will tour local schools to raise student interest in STEM careers. MdBio said the trailer, manufactured by Triune Specialty Trailers, is the country’s largest and most advanced mobile science laboratory. Called the…
from Montgomery County Media | see video > MdBio Foundation on Tuesday displayed its new $750,000 mobile laboratory that provides high school students with science and technology activities to get them involved in STEM careers. STEM — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — is where high-paying jobs will be, said Brian Gaines, MdBio’s CEO. “Kids…
Join us for a sneak peak of the new Mobile eXploration Lab (MXLab) in Baltimore! The first 25 teachers to register will receive a kit with reagents and supplies to teach MdBio’s Mystery of the Crooked Cell lab in their classroom.
Preview the Mobile eXploration Lab (MXLab) and learn about science, technology, and engineering activities at our Teacher Open House & Workshop in Middletown. Take a deeper dive into human genetics and sickle cell disease with MdBio’s Mystery of the Crooked Cell activity.