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New Lesson! Analyzing Original Experimental Data Through Peer Learning: Cancer Research – From Animal Models to Clinical Trials. Small-group activities on HER2-targeting drugs help students interpret research literature, analyze data, and collaborate! doi.org/10.24918/cs.20…

New Lesson! Replicating Darwin’s Theory: Teaching Evolution With Microbiology by Means of Replica Plating. Students design a replica plating experiment to test evolutionary models and observe the development of antibiotic resistance in real time! doi.org/10.24918/cs.20…

New Lesson! Gaining Intuition About Electric Potential. Students grapple with the concept of electric potential by finding patterns in number grids, comparing them to topographical maps, and using analogies, enhancing engagement and understanding! doi.org/10.24918/cs.20…

New Essay! Approaching Eugenics in the Classroom. Eugenics spread pseudoscientific myths that still linger today. Educators must tackle these ideas head-on, teaching students to spot and refute them in both STEM and non-STEM courses. Read more here: doi.org/10.24918/cs.20…

New Essay! DBNY: Reimagining the Undergraduate Research Conference. Undergrad research thrives when shared! DBNY offers a cost-free, inclusive space for students to present, network, and explore STEM careers—without the barriers of big conferences. doi.org/10.24918/cs.20…

New Lesson! Exploring Pertussis Vaccination Through Systems Vaccinology. Vaccines save lives, but waning immunity and hesitancy fuel outbreaks. This lesson uses R and systems vaccinology to analyze pertussis data, perform modeling, and predict immunity. doi.org/10.24918/cs.20…

New Lesson! Using Composite Narratives to Reflect on Equity Beliefs and Practices. This lesson uses research-based composite narratives to help STEM instructors reflect on equity, explore teaching practices, and engage in discussion on inclusive education. doi.org/10.24918/cs.20…

New Lesson! Discovering Signal Transduction by Building and Simulating a Bacterial Chemotaxis Model. Using Cell Collective, students model and simulate bacterial chemotaxis to learn signal transduction and practice systems thinking. doi.org/10.24918/cs.20…

New Lesson! Exploring Earth’s Changing Ecosystems: Case Studies and Curriculum Support for Undergraduate Classrooms - These five adaptable case studies teach ecology using real-world issues, building skills in data analysis, modeling, and conservation. doi.org/10.24918/cs.20…