Systems Education Experiences (SEE) is a partnership program that is centered on an interdisciplinary summer internship. Teachers and students work with STEM scientists to learn and share how systems science is applied to better understand and solve today’s complex problems. Read More about “About Us”…
Through Systems Education Experiences (SEE), we have developed 9 Curriculum Modules. All modules work toward helping students internalize interdisciplinary STEM concepts and the skills of research and systems biology. Read More about “Modules”…
The internship program in the Baliga Lab offers a cross-disciplinary research experience for high school students, through which they learn the power of the scientific approach. Read More about “High School Intern Program”…
We have created a “Systems Thinkers in STEM” video interview series featuring STEM professionals from a wide range of STEM and healthcare careers. These videos serve to provide students and educators with the opportunity to connect to real-world STEM careers and learn how systems thinking plays a role in all STEM career pathways. Read More about “Systems Thinkers in STEM”…
Since 2003, we have been working year-round to cultivate interdisciplinary skills for solving complex problems. This timeline captures the events, internships, courses, curricula and activities that help us achieve our mission. Read More about “SEE Timeline”…
This 3-week summer course offers high school students an opportunity to integrate Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) while gaining an understanding of systems medicine. Read More about “STEAM Towards a Healthier World”…
PROJECT FEED 1010 (1010=10 billion) aims to make scientific breakthroughs for scaling up sustainable agriculture while transforming STEM education to generate a massive workforce and entrepreneurs for a new economy. Read More about “ProjectFeed1010”…
Since 2003 we have been steadily working with teachers and students to help transfer STEM concepts and proficiencies from the lab to the classroom. Read More about “Accomplishments”…
As part of Systems Education Experiences, we offer many opportunities for professional development for high school teachers. Read More about “Teacher Opportunities”…
Simply put, systems biology is the study of an organism as a whole rather than as a sum of its parts. Instead of analyzing individual components or aspects of the organism, such as sugar metabolism or a cell nucleus, systems biologists simultaneously study all the components and the interactions among them, all as part of one system.
Our summer internship program and curriculum development are supported by NSF and philanthropy. NIH’s NIGMS through the Center for Systems Biology (2P50GM076547) catalyzed our initial national dissemination efforts. Read More about “Funding”…
