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Miss Lagas @ Boston University: August 2013
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University. Wednesday, August 7, 2013. MEMS Devices in the Classroom. In order to assemble all of the different activities that I composed this summer, I put all of the documents together in one website using Google Sites. You can access the site by CLICKING HERE. The goal of this site, is for teachers to access the resources and bring current micro-technologies into their classrooms. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Blogs of Fellow RET Teachers!
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University: Engineering Humor
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University. Monday, July 29, 2013. Went to use the microwave for lunch, and found this clever play on words. Or use the other 'micro'wave". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Miss Lagas is a 7th Grade Science Teacher at Robert Adams Middle School in Holliston, MA. She started out as an Engineering major at Boston University, but decided teaching was where her heart lies and has been teaching ever since! View my complete profile. Blogs of Fellow RET Teachers! My Summer at BU 2012.
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University: MEMS Devices in the Classroom
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University. Wednesday, August 7, 2013. MEMS Devices in the Classroom. In order to assemble all of the different activities that I composed this summer, I put all of the documents together in one website using Google Sites. You can access the site by CLICKING HERE. The goal of this site, is for teachers to access the resources and bring current micro-technologies into their classrooms. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Blogs of Fellow RET Teachers!
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University: A Look Back at Week 3
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University. Wednesday, July 21, 2010. A Look Back at Week 3. Week 3 has come and gone! It's hard to believe this experience is half way over already. Lesson planning is well under way for how the teachers are going to implement our research experiences into the classroom. I'm looking forward to next week because hopefully John and I are going to get started using the IRIS system! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Blogs of Fellow RET Teachers! RET teachers P...
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A Biophotonics Research Experience: July 2012
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A Biophotonics Research Experience. Friday, July 27, 2012. Top Ten Experiences in the Photonics Center This Week. 10) Our green laser got so faint that our system didn't have enough light to work anymore. Who knows why.those things are supposed to last forever! 9) So we installed a new laser (it's red) after our first one died, then. 7) Went back to the clean room to finish the photolithography process by depositing titanium and gold then wash away the photoresist. The wafers after deposition but. 3) The...
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A Biophotonics Research Experience: August 2012
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A Biophotonics Research Experience. Friday, August 10, 2012. Here we are, the last day. This week we worked on polishing the system to leave a complete demonstration. We also got some data to prove that our system does indeed correct for more than 90% of the aberrations. Then we got to strut our stuff in presentations. One of the greatest take-aways from this experience, even more than the awesome science content and lab experience, was the joy of working with a group of incredibly passionate science tea...
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University: A Look Back... Week 2 Reflections.
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University. Monday, July 12, 2010. A Look Back. Week 2 Reflections. What is the Hypothesis you are testing? What kind of controls does the experiment have? How will you measure your results? We will measure our results using computer and graphical analysis of the images collected of the binding of the e-coli with the antibodies. The IRIS system is able to produce a visual image of binding as well as quantify. How will the reliability of your data be ensured? Miss Lagas is a 7th Grade ...
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A Biophotonics Research Experience: July 2013
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A Biophotonics Research Experience. Thursday, July 18, 2013. RET II: Revenge of the Photons! I'm back at Boston University this summer for another six weeks of scientific bliss! Loving the university, the co-workers, and, of course, the delicious food choices! It's not all Jamba Juice and Starbucks though, let me tell you! This summer Mrs. Chase and I are using a deformable mirror (more on that below) to help us control how light travels through fiber optic cables. Here's the rundown:. So what we are int...
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University: Do you know how to culture bacteria?
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Miss Lagas @ Boston University. Wednesday, July 21, 2010. Do you know how to culture bacteria? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Miss Lagas is a 7th Grade Science Teacher at Robert Adams Middle School in Holliston, MA. She started out as an Engineering major at Boston University, but decided teaching was where her heart lies and has been teaching ever since! View my complete profile. Blogs of Fellow RET Teachers! She Blinded Me With Science. JL Summer RET 2011 and 2013. My Summer at BU 2012.
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A Biophotonics Research Experience: RET II: Revenge of the Photons!
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A Biophotonics Research Experience. Thursday, July 18, 2013. RET II: Revenge of the Photons! I'm back at Boston University this summer for another six weeks of scientific bliss! Loving the university, the co-workers, and, of course, the delicious food choices! It's not all Jamba Juice and Starbucks though, let me tell you! This summer Mrs. Chase and I are using a deformable mirror (more on that below) to help us control how light travels through fiber optic cables. Here's the rundown:. So what we are int...
