Student-led research, workshops, and opportunities in the biological sciences.
In the Summer of 2026, we presented Nicotine: Zoomed In to the League of Women Voters, framing the project as a vessel to change education. Pictured are Rania Khan and Haadiyah Pathan speaking about the importance of different industries, such as STEM, getting involved in civic action.

During the summer of 2026, we were working on our middle school online bootcamp. Our organization provided science kits, along with online live sessions to make topics easier to follow along.

During the summer of 2026, we had a team of 9 students building an online tobacco prevention model. The project intends to display the impact of nicotine on the brain, while explaining the molecular and systemic biology in a digestible format. The project is being reviewed by a faculty member from Stanford's REACH program. The project can be accessed here: https://www.nicotinezoomed.info

We provide hands-on, interactive experiences for high school students to engage directly with advanced scientific techniques. Recently, we conducted an in-person DNA extraction and microscopy workshop.

During the summer of 2026, we partnered with India Community Center to teach experimental biology to 70+ students. Our goal was to simplify complex biology topics such as enzyme reaction, cellular respiration, and more with labs and worksheets.

We have taught 30+ students biology topics such as DNA and enzymes during the school year 2025-2026. Our goal is to continue expanding our reach and access.

In April of 2026, we partnered up with the American Association of University Women to host a mother-daughter STEM Discovery Day. During this workshop, we taught 70+ attendees the biomechanics of lungs, and gave them the opportunity to model it.

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