In the News: Developing personalized therapy using animal models
In a recent article in The Atlantic, journalist Ed Yong writes about efforts by researchers in Wisconsin to enlist the help of pigs in hopes of advancing personalized medicine. The scientists are planning to […]
Gene drive conversations in New Zealand
Written by Florcy Romero, pgEd’s Curriculum and Professional Development Associate
New Zealand is a potential location for the use of new genetic technologies related to environmental concerns. Many species in New Zealand have been threatened by […]
pgEd at the National Association of Biology Teachers Conference
Three members of the pgEd team had a great time on a recent trip to St. Louis, MO, to share our resources and talk with teachers from all over the country at the National […]
What are your favorite books?
pgEd is getting ready to update our “Book Corner” in early 2018, and we are always looking for suggestions of your favorite reads, things that have been useful in your classroom, and books you […]