Students gain hands-on experience with real bioscience research at the Allen Institute, receive mentorship from working scientists, and earn high school credit and a stipend.
Allen Institute's Open Science Quest is a three-week summer program designed for high school students interested in science, health, and technology. The program offers hands-on experience with real bioscience research, providing students with access to cutting-edge science and mentorship from working scientists. Participants learn by doing, engaging in activities such as analyzing real data, running experiments, discussing ethics in modern science, and presenting their work to peers and scientists. The program aims to introduce students to research careers and laboratory environments, helping them gain confidence in biomedical science research and data analysis. Students also earn career and technical education credit towards high school graduation and receive a stipend upon successful completion.
A typical day involves hands-on lab activities, generating, analyzing, and interpreting scientific data, and engaging in discussions about ethics in modern science.
This program is ideal for Seattle high school students considering futures in science, health, and technology, particularly those interested in biomedical science research and data.
615 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
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