Doreen Ware, Ph.D., Molecular Biologist, USDA Agricultural Research Service and Adjunct Professor, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York Breeding for 2050 and beyond will require designing plants for new environments and preparing them for new diseases, while they are still offshore. Key to this ...
Using CRISPR-Cas9 with Out of the Blue CRISPR Gene Editing and Genotying Kits in the Classroom. Remember: many Bio-Rad products are discounted for K-12 and undergrad classes! More free resources: bio-rad/classroomresources For help visit: bio-rad.com/explorerhelp
Bio-Rad Laboratories scientists presented gene editing and genotyping lab activities from Bio-Rad’s Out of the Blue CRISPR Gene Editing and Genotyping Extension Kits.
Welcome and introductions: Dr. Linnea Fletcher, Department Chair, Biotechnology, Executive Director, AC2 Bio-Link Regional Center and InnovATEBIO National Center, Austin Community College Bio-Manufacturing overview Quality Systems - Basics QA/ QC / Validation: Dr. Jim DeKloe, Professor, Director and ...
Protein structure – what do students need to know about proteins as a product: Dr. Jim DeKloe, Professor, Director, and Founder of the Industrial Biotechnology program, Solano College.
Day 1 Recap and Available Online resources: Dr. Margaret Bryans, Professor and Coordinator of the Biotechnology Program, Montgomery County Community College
Biomanufacturing Labs for High Schools and Community College Programs: Dr. J. Rob Hatherill and Dr. Daisy Zhang, Del Mar College, and Dr. Susan Woodard, National Center for Therapeutics Manufacturing, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station
Moderator: Melinda Wilson, Professor, Molecular Biotechnology Coordinator/Advisor, Science Department, Lansing Community College Alumni Panelists: 1. Marcia McCallum (Austin Community College graduate) 2. Danial Nasr (Del Mar College graduate) 3. Joseph Kirkpatrick (Lansing Community College ...
Thank your for interest in our ATE PI conference spotlight presentation! We will post a link to the recorded presentation as soon at it is available. In the meantime, feel free to skim through the slides and check out some of the materials we linked below. Visit the Collaborative to Strengthen Work ...
Community colleges play a vital role in preparing the highly skilled technical workforce needed to support the biotechnology industry. Community colleges offer students hands-on practical experience, certificates, and technical degrees. Students include high-school graduates, individuals changing ...