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Bringing nanopore tech to STEM classrooms

Summary by Community College Daily
Under a microscope, some crab larvae look the same. But, thanks to a new grant, Bellevue College (BC) students and faculty are using nanopore technology to rapidly identify the unique DNA of multiple crab species this summer. The project is one of three pilot projects funded by a Lockwood Foundation Grant from the Bellevue College
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Bringing nanopore tech to STEM classrooms

Under a microscope, some crab larvae look the same. But, thanks to a new grant, Bellevue College (BC) students and faculty are using nanopore technology to rapidly identify the unique DNA of multiple crab species this summer. The project is one of three pilot projects funded by a Lockwood Foundation Grant from the Bellevue College

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Community College Daily broke the news in on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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