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Cornell Biomedical Engineering assistant professor Alexandra Werth received a $499,999 National Science Foundation grant to support a three-year project developing a framework connecting teamwork learning objectives with teaching strategies suited to different classroom contexts.

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Her new $499,999 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant will support a three-year project to develop a framework connecting specific teamwork learning objectives with teaching strategies suited to different classroom contexts.

Cornell Biomedical Engineering team

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Cornell Biomedical Engineering

Catalyzing interactions between biologists, physical scientists, and engineers to benefit medicine and human health.

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Higher Education
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Ithaca, US
Company size
97 employees

Catalyzing interactions between biologists, physical scientists, and engineers to benefit medicine and human health. #CornellBME

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