



Exciting career opportunities await Wisconsin's emerging workforce.

Breakthroughs in our new agricultural economy promise innovations and jobs.

Advances in technology are opening up new careers in many healthcare fields.
Future energy independence requires a tech-savvy workforce.


Students, parents and educators speak up about science education. (0.72 MB)
Bioenergy 101 - Common Vocabulary (0.31 MB PDF)
Why is it so difficult to create cellulosic ethanol? (1.69 MB PDF)
Teaching Nanotechnology (1.2 MB PDF)
NanoVenture: The Nanotechnology Board Game
Materials Research Science and Engineering Center UW-Madison
Ag in the Classroom
Growing Power
Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems
How Stuff Works
North Carolina Biotechnology Center
Iowa State Office of Biotechnology
Biotech Institute
Biovoyage
Nanotechnology Education
Innovation Watch
SciFusion's mission is to bridge the gap between the exponential growth of science discovery and science education by providing teachers with the tools to incorporate emerging science fields into their curriculum.
SciFusion seeks to transform the way students view and do science, and prepare them to enter the workforce pipeline feeding today's knowledge-based economy.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that employment in math and science jobs in the US will increase from approximately 6.77 million jobs in 2006 to 7.98 million jobs in 2016. This is an increase of 17.8% in approximately 790 different job titles.
The SciFusion.org portal is a work in progress. We are interested to hear your comments from an educators perspective on what we have here now and what you would like to see in the future.
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