Upcoming Events

This will be a half-day introduction and discussion.  No charge to MSMR members. Get details and register here, at our Event Page on Constant Contact.

Science Cafes began in France, modeled after cafe scientifique, an informal discussion arena for the public to connect with scientific experts in a casual environment such as a pub or coffee house.  In the US, science cafes are widely popular (www.sciencecafes.org), including two run by NWABR (Coeur d'Alene and Sandpoint Science on Tap). For more information, please contact Jeanne T. Chowning, MS, Director of Education at jchowning@nwabr.org.

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Professional development workshops for teachers in grades K–12 are a cornerstone of NCABR's efforts to promote public understanding and support for bioscience research.

Since 1994, nearly 3,500 North Carolina K–12 teachers from 93 of the state's 100 counties have participated in our free Rx for Science Literacy series, which has given teachers valuable information, resources and training in a wide range of bioscience topics, including basic research, infectious diseases, regenerative medicine, energy balance and forensics.

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