Ever wondered what scientists actually do in a lab? Come find out! We'll explore how researchers grow cells (both human cells and algae), separate proteins using cool techniques like gel electrophoresis, and even work with stem cells to grow new tissues. You'll learn how scientists ask questions and find answers about diseases like cataracts, cancer, and heart conditions. No science background needed—just bring your curiosity!

Have you ever wondered how scientists actually see cells, measure tiny things, or collect their data? This class reveals the high-tech tools of the trade! We'll dive into electron microscopes that can see smaller than anything you've ever imagined, special machines that can count thousands of cells, and even AI-powered technology that helps analyze what scientists find. Plus, you'll get an intro to how scientists use coding and programs like MATLAB to make sense of all their data.

Your brain has billions of cells all connected together—but how do scientists see and study something so tiny and complex? In this class, you'll discover the "brainbow," an amazing technique that lights up brain cells in rainbow colors so we can map how they connect. We'll explore cutting-edge tools scientists use to peek inside the brain and understand how it works.

Do you like science, technology, engineering, or math—but aren't sure what jobs actually use those skills? Or maybe you're wondering "what will I be when I grow up?" Come explore the many paths you can take in STEM! We'll talk about figuring out what you're passionate about, what you're good at, and how different people work together on teams. You'll hear real stories about internships, following multiple interests, and discovering what career might be right for you.