Investigations has been in the news with its labs throughout Colorado. Here are the latest articles about the program in action. Her eyes are watering. It's not the first time a science project has brought tears to a student's eyes. The students are preparing to extract and analyze the DNA of an onion as part of the Mobile Investigations science program.
Students get hands-on practice in wildlife biology, exercise physiology, genetics, and medicine.
One of the 11 labs even allows students to type simulated blood to solve mysteries. It's interesting to have the opportunity to try out blood typing as a career choice, Ranzinger said. It brings relevancy to the class. The program is more fun than learning about wildlife biology through a lecture, said Guitron as she uses tweezers to inspect bones. But it's probably not a career choice for her.