246: The legacy of your lab
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On this week Jeff and Tricia talk to Sevile Mannickarottu: Director of Penn's Bioengineering Educational Lab & Bio-MakerSpace-the only Bio-Maker Space in the world.
They talk about what it means to create an archive and a legacy of learning. Sevile also shares ways educators can get started in creating a Makerspace.
You can learn all about Sevile's work here.
Check out the introductory video to the lab here.
Also discussed in this episode is Backyard Brains, learn more here.
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