Step aboard the BioBus - the Bronx's science lab on wheels for students
When students step foot on the mobile lab, they’ll be introduced to the fascinating world of bugs, worms and cells through a microscopic lens.
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May 10, 2023, 4:27 PM
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3h agoMayor Eric Adams' administration announced an investment into the mobile lab BioBus to bring science to Bronx students.
When students step foot on the mobile lab, they are introduced to the fascinating world of bugs, worms and cells through a microscopic lens.
Nearly 12,000 preschool - 12th grade students will have the opportunity to learn from professional scientists for 45-minute classroom sessions as part of Adams’ $1 billion investment into the life sciences industry.
Over the next three years, the city will invest $700,000 to drive the world of science forward.
Students are welcome to come aboard on the weekends and during the summer months as well.
