Mapping the Future of Bioengineering & Technology

描绘生物工程的未来

• 批准号: 7474069
• 负责人: VALENCE E. DAVILLIER
• 金额: $ 22.54万
• 依托单位: GREAT LAKES SCIENCE CENTER
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2005
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2005-08-15 至 2010-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7474069
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The Great Lakes Science Center, in collaboration with Case Western Reserve University (CASE), proposes to develop a permanent exhibition and related programs on biomedical engineering. The successful implementation of this project would allow CASE and GLSC to inform a broad constituency about select biomedical reseamh advancements, applied technologies, and their relevance to society. When the project is completed, we will be able to expose many thousands of visitors each year to the updated exhibition - increasing their interest in and understanding of important science concepts underlying advancements in biomedical technology. The exhibition would encompass approximately 2000 square feet and feature approximately 20 exhibits, most of which would be interactive. The major audiences for the exhibition include families, school groups, and general museum visitors. The BioMedTech exhibition is located on the Science Center's main floor, which places an emphasis on the science and technology of particular importance to Northeast Ohio. The exhibition will be accompanied by educational programming, public programs, and wide dissemination around the region and within the Science Center world. When fully implemented, the project could reach many hundreds of thousands of visitors and garner national attention through dissemination efforts. Visitors to the exhibition and participants in related programs will come to a better understanding of the connections between biology and technology while learning of science and engineering's role in improving the quality of life in our society.

五大湖科学中心与凯斯西储大学合作，提出 发展生物医学工程常设展览及相关项目。成功 该项目实施将使CASE和GLSC能够向更广泛的支持者介绍 生物医学研究进展、应用技术及其对社会的相关性。项目时 完成后，我们将能够向成千上万的游客介绍每年更新的展览- 提高他们对重要科学概念的兴趣和理解， 生物医学技术 展览将占地约2000平方英尺，展出约20件展品， 其中大部分是互动的。展览的主要观众包括家庭，学校团体， 一般博物馆参观者。生物医学技术展览位于科学中心的主楼层， 它强调了对俄亥俄州东北部特别重要的科学和技术。的 展览将伴随着教育节目，公共节目和广泛传播 以及科学中心的世界范围内。 该项目全面实施后，可吸引数十万游客， 通过宣传工作引起重视。展览的参观者和相关项目的参与者将 在学习科学的同时，更好地理解生物学和技术之间的联系 以及工程学在提高我们社会生活质量中的作用。