What better way to encourage a career in science than to start at any early age? For several years, SBRI’s well-regarded BioQuest science education program has steadily grown, now reaching nearly 2,000 high school students and their teachers each year.  Students from the Northwest get an opportunity to enjoy hands-on science, peering over the shoulders of world-class infectious disease researcher.  The program offers several opportunities, including site visits, teacher workshops and student internships.

The SBRI Building at 307 Westlake has a dedicated space for its BioQuest science education program on the first floor.  BioQuest links high school students, teachers, and the general public with the research being done by SBRI scientists on the fourth and fifth floors of the building.  The BioQuest Science Gallery serves as a community "living room" for life sciences with exhibits that depict the challenges and hopes of global infectious disease.  Adjacent to the gallery is the BioQuest Learning Lab, an authentic working lab that can accommodate a full class of 32 students. 

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