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title: Summer Session for STEMM Open Educational Resources and Communities
tags: BIOME OER communities
author: Steven Clontz
comments: true
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For the past year and chance I've had the privilege to work with BioQUEST's
[Open Education Ecosystems RCN](https://qubeshub.org/community/groups/oee/),
an NSF-funded Research Coordination Network aiming to facilitate the adoption and
adaptation of free and open-source tools in STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering,
Mathematics, and Medicine) education.

Coming up this summer is a great virtual opportunity for STEMM faculty to connect and present
on their work sustaining and strengthening our teaching and learning communities:
[BIOME 2026, June 23-25](https://qubeshub.org/community/groups/summer2026):

- Keynote speaker to get you ready and excited for the work to come
- Informal discussions around keynote topics
- Workshops from a broad range of educational projects
- Formal, facilitated discussions on poster presentations and works-in-progress

Of course, I'm posting here at MathTech.org, and you might be clocking that the names
"BioQUEST" and "BIOME" are both very life-sciences-coded, and you're not wrong!
But rest assured that while the origins of BIOME are in biology, BIOME 2026 will be
a great experience for current and future faculty from all STEMM disciplines.

Head [here to submit an abstract](https://qubeshub.org/community/groups/summer2026/present),
or [here to register](https://qubeshub.org/community/groups/summer2026/register). The fee
is $1,000 if you have grant funding for professional development, but only $100 if you are
not funded (and you can reach out if that's a barrier to participation as well).