Spring 2023 InnovATEBIO ATE Project Talks Webinar Series

The National Science Foundation's Advanced Technology Education program supports the education of technicians for the high-technology fields that drive the US economy. As a National ATE Center, InnovATEBIO works to showcase biotech-related ATE projects and mentor prospective ATE PIs. 

This spring InnovATEBIO is once again hosting a series of webinars featuring biotech-related ATE projects.   We are grateful for the opportunity to have ATE PIs come talk to you about their projects.  We hope these talks encourage you to think about writing and submitting your own proposals to the NSF ATE program. 
 

Spring 2023 webinars will all be Fridays at 1 pm ET (12 noon Central, 11 am Mountain, 10 am Pacific)

Presentation format:  Each talk will be 20 minutes.  After the talks, there will be 15 minutes for questions and discussion. 

	Feb 3rd  Speed Networking (Dr. Karen Leung) Learn more about the Increasing Student Retention and Recruitment through Alumni Programs, Speed Networking, and Industry Engagement ATE project Learn more about the A Collaborative Approach to Work-Based Learning in Biotechnology: Building Inclusive Lab Environments ATE project Resources for implementing speed networking Learn more and register for Feb 3rd talk on Speed Networking
	Feb. 10 Social Dogs (Misty Wehling) and CRISPR (Elizabeth Boedecker) Learn more about the Incorporating a course-based research experience in high school and community college courses in Southeast Nebraska ATE project Learn more about the Expanding the BioBench–Targeted Genome Editing ATE project   .
	Feb. 17 Adults in the pipeline (Chander Arora PhD) and Internships (Susan Ingersoll, PhD) Learn more about the Expanding the Biotechnology Pipeline to Adults Seeking Reemployment ATE project Learn more about the Improving the Biotechnology Internship Experience to Better Prepare Student Technicians for the Modern Workforce ATE project .
	Mar. 3rd Cell & Gene Therapy (Kristy Shuda-McGuire) (Margaret Bryans) Learn more about the Expansion, Curriculum Evolution, and Enhancement of Biotechnician Training ATE project Learn more about the Building Southeastern Pennsylvania's Advanced Technical Workforce in Gene and Cell Therapy ATE project Learn more and for the Mar 3rd talks on Biotechnician Training and Cell & Gene Therapy .
	Mar. 17th Educating Technicians in CRISPR (John McDowell) and Biotech Careers (Sandra Porter, PhD, Todd Smith PhD) Learn more about the Technician Training in CRISPR-based Gene Editing ATE project Learn more about the A Bridge to Bio-Link's Future & Biotech Careers ATE project   Learn more and for the Mar 17th talks on CRISPR and Biotech Careers
	Mar. 24th Antibody Engineering (Sandra Porter, PhD), Immunotherapy Hub (Guy Hamilton, PhD) Learn more about the Developing CUREs for Antibody Engineering ATE project Learn more about the Cell and Immunotherapy Hub ATE project   Learn more and for the Mar 24th talk on the Antibody Engineering Hackathon and the Cell and Immunotherapy Hub.
	Mar 31st  Flow Cytometry, Cell and Gene Therapy in Maryland - Savita Prabhakar, PhD, Lori Kelman, PhD Learn more about the Building the Cell Therapy and Flow Cytometry Workforce ATE project Learn more about the Improving Biopharmaceutical Technician Education with Cell and Gene Therapy Credentials ATE project Learn more and for the Mar 31st talks on Flow Cytometry and Cell and Gene Therapy in Maryland.
	Apr. 7th Dual Credit High School-Community College DNA Sequencing and Genomics (Joseph Oleniczak and Kissaou Tchedre) and Protein Biomanufacturing (Aron Kamajaya) Learn more the Dual Credit High School-Community College DNA Sequencing and Genomics Project ATE project  Learn more about the Training the Skilled Biomanufacturing Workforce Through Innovative Internships in Protein Biomanufacturing ATE project   Learn more about the Apr 7th talks and register.

Registration information will be posted for each webinar individually.