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Brant-Argyle School students (l to r)  Avery Good, Ryan Petricig placing yeast culture in the centrifuge and Ethan Enns with help from Dr. Dan Gietz as the students prepare their project that will be delivered to NASA and then to international space station. They are in a lab in the Biochemistry and Medical Genetics, Basic Medical Sciences Building - U of M Bannatyne Campus.   Nick Martin story.  Wayne Glowacki / Winnipeg Free Press Nov. 8. 2013

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Brant-Argyle School students (l to r) Avery Good, Ryan Petricig placing yeast culture in the centrifuge and Ethan Enns with help from Dr. Dan Gietz as the students prepare their project that will be delivered to NASA and then to international space station. They are in a lab in the Biochemistry and Medical Genetics, Basic Medical Sciences Building - U of M Bannatyne Campus. Nick Martin story. Wayne Glowacki / Winnipeg Free Press Nov. 8. 2013

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