...a bit about Matthew Faerber
It is not an exaggeration to say that Matthew spent his entire childhood turning over rocks, peering through microscopes, and taking apart computers. He is passionate about many topics relating to the environment, technology and education. In 2003 he earned his bachelors degree in Environmental Science and since then his career has taken several interesting turns but at each one he has gained new experiences and skills that he now wields as the director of an eclectic (and at times chaotic) public technology lab in the largest science museum in the southeast.
It is not an exaggeration to say that Matthew spent his entire childhood turning over rocks, peering through microscopes, and taking apart computers. He is passionate about many topics relating to the environment, technology and education. In 2003 he earned his bachelors degree in Environmental Science and since then his career has taken several interesting turns but at each one he has gained new experiences and skills that he now wields as the director of an eclectic (and at times chaotic) public technology lab in the largest science museum in the southeast.
To gain more insight into Matthew and how he works, please visit the about page for his lab.
To gain more insight into Matthew and how he works, please visit the about page for his lab.
MatthewFaerber.com
MatthewFaerber.com