Kathy Vandiver, director of community outreach and education programs for MIT's Center for Environmental Health Sciences, far right, takes students from the Adventure Science Center in Nashville, Tenn., through the new cell exhibit at the MIT Museum. Vandiver developed the exhibition in conjunction with the museum. The students--from left, Ben Almassi, Devonte Duff and Thuy Trieu--were winners of a science writing essay contest. Photo / Donna Coveney
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