Museum Exhibits
in Educational Resources
Currently Funded Projects |
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Here you will find the current SEPA programs that have museum exhibits or traveling exhibits. Click on the More detail "Click here" to be directed to its website (if available) for more information. Click on the Title of the project to get the contact info.
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 Building Bridges to Health Science Literacy
University of Tennessee College of Medicine, Memphis, TN
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Resource: museum exhibits
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click here
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Cellular Universe: The Promise of Stem Cells
Maryland Science Center, Baltimore, MD
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Resource: museum exhibit
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click on the project's link above |
Curricula Modeled on Biodiversity & Vector-Borne Disease
Yale University, New Haven, CT
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Resource: museum exhibit
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click here
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Diseases and Decisions: The Current Science on Emerging Threats Exhibition
Marian Koshland Science Museum of the National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC
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Resource: museum exhibit on infectious disease
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click here
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Emerging Infectious Diseases: A Museum Exhibition/Program, Phase I/II
Science Museum of Minnesota, Saint Paul, MN
Grade level: public
Resource: Disease Detectives, a 1500 sq. ft. traveling exhibition about infectious diseases. Museum visitors become infectious disease—fighting detectives and solve up to three mysteries.
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click here
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Genome Science for Health: Web-Based Curricula for Biology, Phase I & II
University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
Grade level: Public
Resource: "Stem Cells and You" traveling exhibit explores the science of stem cells, current and potential medical applications, and ethical issues.
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click here
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Heart Smart
University of Miami Coral Gables, Coral Gables, FL
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Resource: museum exhibit
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click on the project's link above |
HOPE Partnership (Health Observances & Public Education) (Phase II)
University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ
Grade level: 6-12
Resource: science centers/museums (middle and high school students and teachers).
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click on the project's link above |
If a Starfish Can Grow a New Arm, Why Can't I?
Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering Initiative, Pittsburgh, PA
Grade level: 6-8
Resource: The exhibit, If A Starfish Can Grow a New Arm, Why Can’t I?
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Mapping the Future of Bioengineering & Technology
Great Lakes Science Center, Cleveland, OH
Grade level: Public
Resource: permanent exhibition and related programs on biomedical engineering
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click on the project's link above |
Nationwide Dissemination of Inside Cancer, a SEPA-Funded Internet Site for Teachers
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, NY
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Resource: Inside Cancer website
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More detail: Click here
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PowerPlay: Kids Measuring Their Bodies' Responses to Physical Challenges
Children's Museum of Houston, Houston, TX
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Resource: museum exhibit on physical activity & diet
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click on the project's link above |
Small Museum Research Collaborative: Exhibit-based Outreach
Oregon Museum of Science & Industry, Portland, OR
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Resource: museum exhibit
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click here
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TRY-IT - Translating Research to Youth through information Technology
University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY
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Resource: museum exhibits
Cost: contact program
More detail: Click on the project's link above |
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