Saturday, June 15, 2013

Biotechnology Learning Center | The Children's Museum of Indianapolis

Biotechnology Learning Center | The Children's Museum of Indianapolis:

The Indianapolis Children's Museum Biotechnology Learning Center in the DOW ScienceWorks Gallery includes 1,500 square feet of lab space. The focus of the Biotechnology Learning Center is on educating students and theirfamilies on the science of plant biotechnology.

The goal of this facility is to help the general public become aware of the relevance of biotechnology in our world today.

June Lab Schedule

June 1: DNA in My Food?
June 2-3: Plants to Pants
June 4-6: Light Up Your Life!
June 7-8: Renew and Recycle
June 9-10: Trait Trinkets

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