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We designed a Lego Biology set (still a prototype) that can be used in schools to teach STEM or it can be a cool gift for science enthusiasts. The project is collecting supporters on Lego Ideas and we need to reach 10'000 votes. To support it, follow the link below :)

Alan Appleby  Follow
My wife is working on her PhD for STEM education. She’s submitting her dissertation to her committee Friday.More
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Jon Kapecki  Follow
Very cool! I wish her good luck :DMore
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David Curran  Follow
I love adorable and correct STEM projects! It looks so cool!More
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Carmen Burds  Follow
Please do an expansion with Fungi and a microscopic eukaryote or two as well :)More
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David Sandiford  Follow
This is amazing!!!More
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Cara Holms  Follow
The mitochondria is the power brick of the cellMore
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Evert De Ruiter  Follow
This could be a good second title for this project indeed :thinking_face:More
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Christine EveningsFall  Follow
This looks cool! i supported. Goodluck!More
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Creator  Follow
For anyone else looking, the link is in the captions of the images and here below: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/a594b507-481f-419b-84ce-42ceb6bae94dMore
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Martin Ivers  Follow
thylakoid babbyyyyMore
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Mbanginu Aurelie Kfe  Follow
Absolutely love these, would love to use this with students that are new too Biology. Sucks that you need to make an account to vote.. I think you'd have tons of more votes if it wasn't necessaryMore
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FranciscoJose Curro Garcia Cozar  Follow
Yes, I agree :/More
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Albert Donnay  Follow
Nice Project , I think you would get more traction on the lego group thoMore
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John Murphy  Follow
Done! Thanks for the helpMore
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Jeff Dray  Follow
Also labratsMore
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Edgar Muhebwa  Follow
I will try, nice suggestion. But the people who really understand the value are in this group I guessMore
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Jerry Toman  Follow
Could also try teachersMore
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Alexandre Omeyer  Follow
As a Lego enthusiast and biologist, this is an amazing idea.More
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Andrew Silverman  Follow
I teach science to kids and I want these asap!More
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Armand Welsh  Follow
Respect, very cool. I love using legos to teach science concepts like bonding and this is a great application tooMore
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I’m supporter 292! LFG!!!More
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Ayhan K. Isaacs  Follow
Don't forget the Arts! Since Legos are such a creative outlook, promote STEAM (not the game platform) https://steamedu.com/More
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Alex Zorach  Follow
What would be super :smiling_face_with_sunglasses: is if you incorporated Moving mechanical Lego pieces into the design so that you could actually see the little ribosomes making proteins to be exported from the cell and moved around within the cell.More
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Alex Becker  Follow
Would buy a microtubule setMore
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Brian Lami  Follow
My school needs one of those ASAPMore
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