Today, NSLC students engage in a diverse range of activities and experiments. They explore bread boarding to understand electrical circuitry principles, participate in a simulated disease transmission game to grasp epidemiological concepts, conduct a milk dye activity to explore diffusion and molecular transport, and delve into the production of biofuel and fossil fuel ethanol to comprehend the environmental implications of different energy sources. These hands-on experiences foster critical thinking and scientific inquiry, equipping students with practical knowledge in various aspects of biotechnology.
