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Category Archives: Education
Stories from Science Fairs
The Biophysical Society has been sponsoring awards for high school students with outstanding biophysics-related science fair projects since 2009, with Society members serving as volunteer judges. Last year saw the highest number of volunteers yet. A couple of Society members … Continue reading
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Tagged biophysics, CCNY, Obama, science fair, SDSU, STEM education, volunteer
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Summer Course in Biophysics: Why Apply?
Hi, my name is Michael Jarstfer and I am the new director of the Biophysical Society’s NIH-sponsored Summer Course, hosted at the beautiful University of North Carolina campus in the southern part of heaven. If you are considering this course, … Continue reading
Posted in Careers, Education
Tagged Biophysical Society, biophysics, nih, summer course, UNC Chapel Hill
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Pennsylvania Regional Networking Meeting Takes Off
The BPS Networking meeting took place on Friday 11-11-11 at The Pennsylvania State University, College of Medicine in Hershey, PA. The meeting was extremely well attended with representation from throughout the Mid-Atlantic and East Coast Regions including PA, NJ, NY, … Continue reading
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Tagged biophysics, hershey, networking, penn state college of medicine, poster presentation
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Art and Self-Assembly: Wei Li’s BiophysJ Cover Art
Wei Li of Lehigh University’s Physics Department, creator of the cover image on the latest issue of Biophysical Journal, describes how he made this image and where he saw artistic opportunity in his scientific research. 1) How did you compose … Continue reading
Posted in Biophysical Journal, Education
Tagged Biophysical Journal, Lehigh University, self-assembly
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Minnesota Regional Networking Event a Success
The Minnesota Regional Networking Event was held at St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN on October 28, 2011. Over sixty students and biophysicists, representing over ten educational institutions (high school, undergraduate, and graduate) and industries from Minnesota attended the event. … Continue reading
Gender Inequalities in STEM Workplaces
The good news is that the gender wage gap is much smaller in STEM jobs than non-STEM jobs. The bad news is that there still is a gender wage gap. This is the message that the US Department of Commerce … Continue reading
Posted in Careers, Education
Tagged gender gap, gender inequality, leaking pipeline, marie curie, stem, women
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Biophysics Across America
The Biophysical Society gave out many Biophysics Awards this past year at science fairs in nine different states and the District of Columbia. Society members across the country volunteered as judges to determine which student had the best biophysics-related project, … Continue reading
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Tagged biophysics, science fair, STEM education, volunteer
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Welcome, Students of Biophysics!
Eleven students from various academic and cultural backgrounds have gathered at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a common goal: to spend the summer immersed in biophysics. As the fourth class of students to attend the NIGMS-funded … Continue reading
The Science Fair of Science Fairs: Intel International
Most kids love science fairs. They get to use their brains and hands to create something out of thin air—often something that grows, whirrs, glows in the dark, flies, conducts heat or light, freezes, or explodes. The only thing that … Continue reading
