Educational Bioluminescence

Tools and Technology section of the March 7, 1994, issue of The Scientist [R. Lewis, page 17]. In addition to its growing and important applications in environmental and clinical diagnostics, bioluminescence is being increasingly used for science-education purposes. We use bioluminescent marine phytoplankton as a means to introduce elementary and junior high teachers to the scientific process and the development of critical-thinking

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J.D. ANDRADE
Professor and Director
Center for Integrated Science Education
University of Utah
2480 Merrill Engineering Building
Salt Lake City, Utah 84112

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