Ever get sick and wonder what is going on inside your body and why you feel like canine feces? Well come take our class and you will find out all about the different pathogens that make you sick! You will walk away looking at this world and the coughing people around you differently.

Have you ever wanted to know how the 1918 flu spread so quickly, why some viruses make you sick immediately while others surface only after weeks or months, and why the creation of a mutant virus that can spread from ferret to ferret has public health and national security officials worried? Learn all of this and more - (non disease causing) treats provided! Taught by MIT Team HBV.

Have you ever wanted to know how the 1918 flu spread so quickly, why some viruses make you sick immediately while others surface only after weeks or months, and why the creation of a mutant virus that can spread from ferret to ferret has public health and national security officials worried? Learn all of this and more - (non disease causing) treats provided! Taught by MIT Team HBV.

Ever wonder if you could re-program cells to do whatever you wanted? With synthetic biology, the possibilities are endless! Synthetic biology provides a unique opportunity to combine knowledge from electrical engineering, biological engineering, chemical engineering, and biology. This class will take you through the fundamentals of synthetic biology and introduce you to the applications of this fascinating new field!

The violin is perhaps one of the most beautiful instruments created. To the passive bystander, it may appear to be a physical black box out of which flows music enchanting to the ear. In this course, you will learn how the structure of a violin lends itself to its function as we connect the basic ideas of physical acoustics to the violin. When you walk away from this course, you will be able to see instruments from a scientific perspective, not so much as to override an instrument's romantic appeal, but perhaps to spawn greater curiosities into the intricacies of their construction. This course

Logs and Exps are two of the most commonly used functions in highschool and college math and science. Want to have a crash course in the two and cover basically every introductory concept there is regarding these functions?