A wealth of highly interactive websites on topics ranging from cells, to genetics to neurobiology. All sites are annotated for easy use and reviewed for high quality for students and the public alike. WABR's professional development workshops in ethics , new lesson plans developed by our Ethics Workshop participants, and extensive links to bioethics resources Patient profiles - Learn how biomedical research is saving lives by reading these powerful biographies. A statewide WABR program with more than 60 volunteers available to speak to grades K-12. This contest for 7th and 8th graders invites students to explore research discoveries that have led to life-saving biomedical breakthroughs.
Students can create either an essay or a poster addressing the contest theme.
After touring the research facility, an Awards Lunch is held to recognize the student winners for their efforts. A WABR resource available for open houses, science fairs and special events. The stories of how lives have been saved are perhaps the most compelling in demonstrating the value of biomedical research. Read stories of these patients to learn how biomedical research has given them a chance to live. A wide range of resources available for teachers, community groups and others.