Bacteriology, microbiology, virology, microbot, nanobot, scale, visualization, science, physics, chemistry, biology, biochemistry, atoms, molecules, cell, behavior
I am experimenting with using Immune Attack to get students interested in science. In particular, to get kids to ask questions about nanotech, chemistry or biology, etc in the game and to research their answer on the Web. I presented this idea to the students of Mr. Kenneth Leslie’s engineering class at McKinley Technology High School in Washington,
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NPR just reported on research done on the various kinds of bacteria that live on our body. NPR is referring to new report from the lab of Julia Segre, Ph.D., at the National Human Genome Research Institute, NIH. Here is the link to the article that NPR is talking about in PubMedCentral.
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Welcome to the blog about the Science of Immune Attack. This page is just for fun reading and discussion.
The first topic is Nanotechnology.
The Nanobot in our game, Immune Attack is constructed of so far unspecified materials. For Immune Attack 2.0, we would like to specify how our Nanobot is constructed.
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