ATE Biotechnology Projects
ATE projects are activities that are funded through the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education (ATE) Program. They mainly focus on improving technician education at two-year colleges. Learn more about colleges in the InnovATEBIO network with ATE project grants below.
65 ProjectsThe Projects
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John McDowell PhD
InnovATEBIO Organization
The rapid expansion of CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing into every subdiscipline of biomedical research requires concomitant ...
Project Status
Completed
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Aron Kamajaya PhD
InnovATEBIO Organization
Due to rapid growth in the biotechnology industry, the demand for skilled biotechnicians in the Los Angeles region ...
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Active
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PI - Kristy McGuire (Principal Investigator)
InnovATEBIO Organization
The growth of the life science industry, fueled by cell and gene therapy (CGT) in the Greater Philadelphia region, has ...
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Active
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Sheela Vemu (Principal Investigator)
InnovATEBIO Organization
This project aims to serve the national interest by addressing the current and emergent water and wastewater workforce ...
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Active
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Golnar Afshar PhD
InnovATEBIO Organization
Biotechnology and related life sciences are among the fastest-growing industries in the nation, with a high demand for ...
Project Status
Completed