The ICE-T Project
In this initiative of The Citizen Science Lab, Black/African-American High School Youth will learn the computational and experimental techniques required to examine the physiology, biochemistry, and voltage potential of microbial fuel cells (MFC), a living battery made powered by bacteria. Once participants learn the basics they will then build and create their own device powered by these living batteries.
Skills Learned:
- Technical Design and Troubleshooting
- Creating Agar and Microbial Growth Media
- Electrical Measurement and Analysis
- Soldering
- Laboratory Sanitization
- Culturing Microbes
- Tool Usage
The Ice-T Project Application
Applications are open! Please register for the event below to apply. Please email us directly at [email protected] if you do not see an event below. Late Applications are accepted.
Funded by:
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