Hands-on training from Maker Cities helps those interested in STEAM build their vision
The Maker Cities cohort at Moonlighter FabLab is looking for 20 adult participants to take part in a six-month studio-based course at FabLab in Miami Beach, The Maker Cities cohort at Moonlighter FabLab, a non-profit founded by Tom Pupo and Daisy Nodal, is seeking 20 adult participants to participate in a six-month studio-based course at FabLab in Miami Beach, where they will learn how to use STEAM techniques to design and build a public art installation on Lincoln Road. Participants will earn certifications in technical skills and be taught design thinking and entrepreneurship. The program is supported by a U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) research grant. The application deadline for the upcoming cohort starts on 12 January and concludes on June 3.
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If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to build something that’s big and eye-catching, with a group of like-minded people but don’t have the experience or the know-how, you can now apply to be ... [4729 symbols]