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InnovATEBIO at the 2026 ATE PI Conference

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The 2026 ATE Conference is hosted by the American Association of Community Colleges in partnership with the National Science Foundation (NSF). The event convenes more than 800 NSF Advanced Technological Education (ATE) grantees and partners from across the country in fields such as information technology, engineering technologies, biotechnology, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing technologies, and other high-demand workforce areas. Several members of the InnovATEBIO leadership will be giving presentations. If you want to connect with the InnovATEBIO PI or CoPIs get in touch or ...
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How AI is Quietly Rewriting the Rules of Biotechnology

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For decades, biotechnology moved at the speed of the human hand and eye. Scientists squinting at gels, technicians pipetting samples one at a time, researchers combing through data spreadsheets late into the night. That pace is changing fast, and artificial intelligence is the reason why. Artificial Intelligence hasn't just sped ...
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Bolstering the Workforce Pipeline: Early Career Awareness in the Life Sciences

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Life Sciences Workforce Collaborative (LSWC) invites you to its second Best Workforce Strategies Roundtable on April 24, bringing together industry association and workforce leaders to explore how the U.S. can build a stronger early career pipeline for the life sciences. The discussion will feature: Ying-Tsu Loh, Executive Director, BABEC: Bay Area Bioscience Education Community Angie McMurry, Director of Industry Engagement and Workforce Development, Ohio Life Sciences Shelly Ridder, Community Engagement and Workforce Development Manager, Oregon Life Sciences Ann Vogel, Senior Vice President ...
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