This summer we were happy to collaborate once more with Station1. What is Station1? We caught up with MIT professor, scientist and engineer, social entrepreneur and Station1 founder Christine Ortiz to learn a bit more about this new higher education institution and model of “socially-directed” scientific and technological research. Station1 mission The Station1 mission is … Continue reading STATION1: An Orchestra of Socially Minded Inquiry in Science and Technology
Preparing students for where the world is going…digital first
Working digitally has taken off in the education space. And in most spaces at this point. But what does a digital only learning environment actually provide? What’s the real value of switching up age old paper tradition? Just talk to Ines Rauschenbach and Ramaydalis Keddis from Rutgers University who have been in the digital only … Continue reading Preparing students for where the world is going…digital first
From the archives: research
Over the last year we've talked to many of our users about their successes, struggles, papers, research, labs and more. This week we're taking a trip back into the archives to pull out some of our favorite moments and conversations we had with our professional research user group over the last year. This archival journey … Continue reading From the archives: research
Keeping it simple while going digital first
K.I.S.S We’re not talking about the band. We’re talking about “Keep It Simple Stupid”. It’s a rule to live by and one that is easy to forget. It holds true in almost every setting. And that includes the classroom. Jill Keeney, Charles A. Dana Professor of Biology at Juniata uses LabArchives to teach her undergraduate … Continue reading Keeping it simple while going digital first
New members of our team!
We are growing fast at LabArchives and we are very excited to announce the addition of two new people to our global team. Our main offices are located in Carlsbad, CA and the D.C. metropolitan area, but LabArchives team members can be found scattered throughout the states and abroad. Spread across at least nine time zones at … Continue reading New members of our team!
Streaming STEM
August 2019 Streaming STEM is a monthly installment that brings you the most recent, important, wild and revolutionary news on all things STEM. From geo-engineering, to the largest number of pi, to marine biology, veterinary science and ancestral ghosts each Streaming STEM update is a birds eye view of what’s been going on in the … Continue reading Streaming STEM
Peppy: VR for the classroom
We built LabArchives to help our users work more efficiently and achieve better outcomes in order to learn more. And a lot of our users are on that same mission. LabArchives users can be found on every continent (except Antarctica) and work in an array of disciplines. Our professors, TAs, researchers, PIs, students and scientists … Continue reading Peppy: VR for the classroom
Confessions of the Brown Lab: Staying Organized
Lab work isn't all serious. And we love it when our users embrace the fun side of things (while still following safety protocols, of course). We were excited to stumble upon this blog curated by a LabArchives lab. "Confessions of the Brown Lab Researchers" is written by the researchers themselves and contains more than a … Continue reading Confessions of the Brown Lab: Staying Organized
Streaming STEM
Streaming STEM is a monthly installment that brings you the most recent, important, wild and revolutionary news on all things STEM. From geo-engineering, to the largest number of pi, to marine biology, veterinary science and ancestral ghosts each Streaming STEM update is a birds eye view of what's been going on in the world of … Continue reading Streaming STEM
Case study: helping kids through genetic research
Sally Moody, Lab Director and Department Chair of Anatomy and Cell Biology at George Washington University, is using developmental genetics to understand how the early nervous system forms. At the moment she is investigating new genes that may be linked to a birth defect that causes hearing loss in children. By using biochemical data gathered … Continue reading Case study: helping kids through genetic research
