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Steps into Nature Presents: Lansdowne's Possums and Skunks
People often think possums and skunks are gross, but they're actually fascinating and even cute. Using books from the library's children's collection, we'll find fun facts about these creatures....
Lansdowne Public Library
Free
5/27/26
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27
Steps into Nature Presents: Lansdowne's Possums and Skunks
People often think possums and skunks are gross, but they're actually fascinating and even cute. Using books from the library's children's collection, we'll find fun facts about these creatures....
Free
In-Person
May 27, 9:00 PM ET
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2026 Genome Camp - Sequencing Your Genome Camp for High School Students
Three-module genomics camp for high school students 16+ and college students. Module 1: Computational Biology (June 15-19 at U of M, July 6-10 at U of M, or July 27-31 at Scripps). Module 2: Biotechnology Sequencing (July 13-17, hybrid format). Module 3: Analyzing Your Genome (August 3-7, hybrid format at Scripps). Students learn disease research, next generation sequencing, and analyze their own sequenced genome using real scientific tools. Includes access to University of Michigan's Great Lakes computing cluster. New for 2026: machine learning to predict ABO blood types. Prerequisites: High school biology, 16+ years old. Computer with internet required.
University of Michigan
$3,650.00 - Full...
$3,650.00 - Full SYG camp including one-year miRcore student membership ($300 value). Students who took CB camp previously can take modules 2 and 3 for $2,775. $80 discount available if taking advanced CB camp in addition to SYG camp. Application fee: $75
6/15/26
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2026 Genome Camp - Sequencing Your Genome Camp for High School Students
Three-module genomics camp for high school students 16+ and college students. Module 1: Computational Biology (June 15-19 at U of M, July 6-10 at U of M, or July 27-31 at Scripps). Module 2: Biotechnology Sequencing (July 13-17, hybrid format). Module 3: Analyzing Your Genome (August 3-7, hybrid format at Scripps). Students learn disease research, next generation sequencing, and analyze their own sequenced genome using real scientific tools. Includes access to University of Michigan's Great Lakes computing cluster. New for 2026: machine learning to predict ABO blood types. Prerequisites: High school biology, 16+ years old. Computer with internet required.
$3,650.00 - Full...
$3,650.00 - Full SYG camp including one-year miRcore student membership ($300 value). Students who took CB camp previously can take modules 2 and 3 for $2,775. $80 discount available if taking advanced CB camp in addition to SYG camp. Application fee: $75
Hybrid
Jun 15, 2:00 PM ET
Genomics
Computational Biology
Biotechnology
Sequencing
Machine Learning
Bioinformatics
Dna Analysis
Personalized Medicine
High Performance Computing
Research Skills
Biomarkers
Genetics
Ai In Medicine
02-12-2026
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