Bioeconomy: Methane to Materials
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Explore how methane can be transformed into eco-friendly materials!
Students will design and build a model of a mini biodigester as a hands-on project to help them apply their understanding of the purpose and function of the human digestive system.
Students learn how anaerobic digesters transform food waste into renewable natural gas and fertilizer, then create a public service announcement explaining why this technology is an effective solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Students will be burning nut shells in order to calculate which releases the most heat energy, in a classic calorimetry experiment. Then, students will use their calculations to find how many nutshells it would take to power the average California home.
This lesson is considered to be among one the beginning, introduction lessons in a high school Chemistry class. The purpose of this lesson to reinforce early foundational concepts in Chemistry such as reactants, products; physical and chemical properties, chemical and physical changes;
This project introduces high school students to programming concepts through writing a Python script that finds and counts sunspots in real images of the Sun.
This lesson plan is designed for one 100-minute period. It provides an introduction to the field of Chip Design/Semiconductor Technology and introduces students to the basics of digital logic design.
Interested in incorporating AI into your classroom? Hear from Meredith Zhang (Illumination Works) and Elizabeth Metzler (Ohlone College) about language-based AI tools and techniques to make computer science accessible to all students.
Join us to hear from Julietta Sheng, who will share how her doctoral training in neuroscience continues to shape her work at the Engineering Biology Research Consortium (EBRC).
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