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   <h3>On the 22nd of September 2009 we ran an outreach  event for pupils age 14-15 from a local school. The primary aim of the event is  to inform and excite children about science in general as well as introduce  them to synthetic biology. By involving them in a cutting edge field they will  be better informed should controversy arise in the future. </h3>
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   <h3>The event was based  around a heavily interactive presentation and also included an opportunity for  the pupils to observe modified bacteria as well as other learning points that  enable their curriculum. </h3>
   <h3>The event was based  around a heavily interactive presentation and also included an opportunity for  the pupils to observe modified bacteria as well as other learning points that  enable their curriculum. </h3>

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Human Practices

Outreach

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On the 22nd of September 2009 we ran an outreach event for pupils age 14-15 from a local school. The primary aim of the event is to inform and excite children about science in general as well as introduce them to synthetic biology. By involving them in a cutting edge field they will be better informed should controversy arise in the future.

 

The event was based around a heavily interactive presentation and also included an opportunity for the pupils to observe modified bacteria as well as other learning points that enable their curriculum.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Presentation - Copyright Notices and References

 

In addition to the lab and presentation experiences, the pupils filled out a short worksheet asking questions about relevant material to help guage their knowledge about synthetic biology.

 

Click to view the example worksheet.


 

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