In 2009, 2B Technologies launched the Global Ozone Project for middle and high school students. Its aim is to engage students in real-world measurements of atmospheric pollutants that are important in air quality and climate. The GO3 Project is administered by the GO3 Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non profit organization, which raises funds for sponsorship of schools from individuals, small businesses, large corporations and government agencies. 2B Technologies donates time, including a full-time Outreach Coordinator, a part-time Director of Educational Outreach, use of facilities, and financial support to the GO3 Foundation. The current project of the GO3 endeavor is AQTreks, launched in classrooms in Fall of 2017. In AQTreks, students use our Personal Air Monitor (PAM) to measure air pollutants along mobile “Treks” of their design. The PAM wirelessly connects to mobile phones, and Treks are displayed in real-time on the AQTreks smartphone application. Each Trek is automatically uploaded via WiFi or 3G to the AQTreks website for online analysis, discussion, and comparison with other schools. 2B Technologies has created an AQTreks curriculum available to teachers. Visit our Education page for more information.

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