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Can you do an ideas sandbox in 90 minutes?
I’m going to the BEACON: Evolution in Action meeting at Michigan State University next month. They asked me to run a sandbox in 90 minutes, giving me flexibility on the topic. Below is my plan. Who knows what we can … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Teaching, Workshops
Tagged creativity, innovation, new ideas, sandbox, workshop
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Feeding the undergrads at a Saturday workshop
This was the first time we did a Saturday skills workshop. It ran from 8:30 in the morning until 1:00 pm, when two students had another activity. We did it because we wanted to teach the seven new students to … Continue reading
Posted in Undergraduates, Your lab group
Tagged Bell pepper, chili, Chili con carne, Cook, Olive oil, pico de gallo, recipes, Research, salsa, Saturday, skills, Tablespoon, techniques, Tomato paste, Tortilla, undergraduate, workshop
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