In addition, the Bakken's extensive collection of original texts and artifacts can be accessed by individuals with research interests on a topic related to the history of electricity and magnetism in science and medicine. There is no fee for Science Investigators, but the student must purchase any special equipment and supplies not provided by the Bakken. 207 to make arrangements. Please fill out form and mail with your payment to the address given below. Registrations are accepted in the order received.
Scholarships are available.
Call for more information. 219 for more information. This electrifying program is named for Earl Bakken , who invented the first transistorized pacemaker, and is made possible by a generous grant from the Medtronic Foundation.