Thank you to Professors Tammy Domanski & Seth Miller from the Anne Arundel Community College and STEM teacher Heather Carter from the Anne Arundel County School System, we presented the GaiaXus Learning System at Spa Creek near the amazing Chesapeake Children’s Museum. We brought 4 water quality monitors with tablets and plenty of line to […]
Monitoring macroinvertebrates, or small aquatic insects and other creatures without backbones, is crucial for assessing the health of freshwater ecosystems and the quality of the water they inhabit. These organisms serve as bioindicators, meaning they can provide a snapshot of the overall health of the ecosystem, including water quality. By monitoring the types and abundance
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We were fortunate to be invited to present our water quality monitoring prototypes to a group of high and middle school teachers at the West Creek Watershed Stewardship Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Organized by Jim Bader from Case Western Reserve, a group of expert STEM educators met for 4 hours to learn about our system,
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One year ago today, I “rang the bell” at the Skip Viragh Outpatient Center after I finished my 12th and final round of chemotherapy. Nurses and staff cheered me on, I was in tears, their compassion was overwhelming. My journey through diagnosis, surgery, and therapy was fairly typical, there are over 106,000 new cases like
Germantown & Forest Hill, Maryland, August 3rd, 2022. GaiaXus LLC, a Maryland-based start up company technology and Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing Technologies (RPM Tech) announce their partnership to develop low-cost, accurate and internet connected (IoT) environmental sensors for citizen scientists and education. GaiaXus LLC was founded in November 2021 with the goal to increase scientific
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