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biotechnology:
How NOT to encourage diversity in the scientific community
Category: Science culture
Take curriculum advice from the CEO of AAAS.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 12:20 AM • 28 Comments •
Bioinformatics Summit proceedings and Next Generation DNA sequencing
Category: sequence analysis
Bioinformatics and Next Generation Sequencing data analysis in Tennessee
Posted by Sandra Porter at 9:56 PM • 0 Comments •
Nanotechnology: let's get small!
Category: Science education
Interested things about nanotechnology...
Posted by Sandra Porter at 3:00 PM • 5 Comments •
Open science, peer review and the flu
Category: Bioinformatics
Doing science as a community
Posted by Sandra Porter at 10:00 PM • 4 Comments •
Basic lab stuff: pouring an agarose gel
Category: Videos
Are you curious about biotechnology lab techniques? Agarose gels are a standby.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 12:32 PM • 2 Comments •
Science education outside of the classroom at Alabama's HudsonAlpha Institute
Category: Science education
The HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology is a non-profit organization that opened it's doors in April, 2008. One of the great things about this institute is it's commitment to sharing biotech...
Posted by Sandra Porter at 8:30 AM • 1 Comments •
US Department of Labor tackles biotechnology skill standards
Category: biotechnology
What skills does a biotechnology technician need to know? This seems like a simple question, but people have been struggling to define biotech skill standards since the early 90's. Complicating...
Posted by Sandra Porter at 10:15 AM • 4 Comments •
Community College Biotechnology programs and K12 outreach
Category: biotechnology
The challenge of serving multiple markets.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 2:41 PM • 0 Comments •
Notes from the road: Bio-1, WIRED, NJBEC, and biotechnology in New Jersey
Category: biotechnology
Long Branch, NJ, is a lovely town on the Atlantic Ocean, with long beaches and brand new shops and condos. It is also part of an area in, central New...
Posted by Sandra Porter at 8:00 AM • 1 Comments •
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