Learn how forensic scientists use DNA as a
tool in the identification of
criminal suspects.

Actually, they're bacteria. But you're going 
to introduce a jellyfish gene that 
will cause them to glow green.

Suppose you were wondering if that drinking fountain
was loaded with germs.
The key is to develop a clear
Research Question, then devise a logical 
way to get your answer.
We'll show you how.

How an animal reacts in a given situation 
often depends - on a variety factors.
We'll explore what those factors are, then 
give you the opportunity
to apply those principles yourself.

Using the polygraph and the science behind
polygraph analysis. 
How an examiner can see right through 
even the smallest little lie.

Ever wonder where the tomato in salsa or spaghetti sauce
came from? Or what willow bark was used for?
Ethno botany reveals the origins of foods and medicines
and how they've influenced civilization.

You never know what you could end up doing with that STEM 
education. Here are some possibilities:
Milking spiders for venom. Researching algae to obtain fuel.
Working for the Environmental Protection Agency as a detective.
Becoming a "professional" hacker.
Designing the next generation of artificial organs.