Just as you play the memorable childhood game, natural selection hopscotch combines the scientific facts and with a twist based on Darwin’s principles of evolution.  A question is asked according to the number you have to avoid, if the question is correct you would resume the game as is played and “survive”  favored by natural selection. But if you answer incorrectly, the participant is given a catastrophe and will have to complete the trail in order to survive. 

During this class I developed a microbes version of Who is it? called Misconceptions Gone Viral, designed to help players understand and clarify concepts related to microbes.

Science outreach activity for local artists in the Tampa Bay area. Facilitated a zooplankton laboratory experience alongside other great exhibits during November 2019. In February 2020, the art exposition of pieces inspired on the november activity were displayed at USF St. Petersburg. In the second picture, I am accompanied by Elizabeth Nygaard  and her art piece "Universal Conception" inspired by a coral spawning video I made and displayed during the zooplankton laboratory exhibit. 

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