Advanced microscopy trainee and technician Dante Malone assisted program director Gisele Giorgi with assembling home kits for our 57 microscopy trainees. These trainees will have one of 16 of our introductory Meiji scopes for a month at home. It’s not the same as being in our awesome microscopy lab, but ...
The Allen Institute for Cell Science has been busy! Two new resources are now available for everyone to explore cells. Here is what the Institute says about their new offerings. The Allen Integrated Cell summarizes a large collection of live human stem cells, gene edited by Allen Institute scientists to ...
Madison College student blogger Mandy Hunter is back on-line and raring to go! No bull! Mandy ponders what it means to be called a "scientist" and shares her summer internship experience working in the barns and learning how to collect semen. I can't believe I just started the third and ...
Madison students discover the fun of photographing bacteria with a cell phone, separate dyes and protein with gel filtration chromatography, and raise money through the power of sugar. While we were learning how to stain slides in Micro, Scott experienced a moment of true genius and got his phone to ...
Why Biotech? Well, the answer's right there in the question. As long as I can remember, I've wanted to know why? Why, how, where, who and what the heck happened. My name is Mandy Hunter and I'm currently in my second of three years as a student in Madison College's ...
The first week of classes is over. What an awesome week! Of course our first classes were orientation, introductions and review of the syllabus. Based on my first impression, this is going to be such a fun year packed with tons of great information and tons of opportunity. The instructors ...
