Come learn how state teams have been formed, are meeting, and what has been accomplished, and how you can work to get your state team moving! North Carolina, Texas, New York, Missouri, and Kansas are at different stages in their efforts and will share lessons learned and what they are planning for the future. Come also learn how InnovATEBIO can help you catalyze state team efforts with an ATE Conference Proposal. Thursday, October 17th, 2:00-3:30 pm Eastern (1:00-2:30 pm Central, 11:00-12:30 pm Pacific) Register for Oct 17th
On April 2, 2024, the Texas Healthcare & Bioscience Institute (THBI), co-host Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT), and in partnership with Lyda Hill Philanthropies, hosted the first Texas Life Sciences Summit in Austin, Texas. The event brought together industry and state leadership to discuss industry accomplishments, to ...
The annual HI-TEC conference will be held July 29 to August 1 in Kansas City, MO. Preconference events will be held July 29-30. The event is sure to be a busy one, packed with all kinds of great sessions to attend. We assembled a list of sessions presented by InnovATEBIO ...
The June 2023 InnovATEBIO Summit encouraged community college faculty, trade organizations, economic development groups, industry partners, and others to start working together as state teams to support biotech workforce education. Team North Carolina dug right in. They worked together at the summit and continued to work on an action plan ...
All members of the InnovATEBIO community are invited to come meet with us and share information about your work. We are requesting state teams, especially, to share results from their meetings and updates on their progress. InnovATEBIO's primary mission is to assist and prepare 2-year biotechnology programs in developing biotechnology workforce ecosystems. We recognize the immediate need to recruit students, increase program recognition, and meet the technician needs of industry across the nation. To do this, we keep track of industry emerging trends that will affect technicians and assist ...
All members of the InnovATEBIO community are invited to come meet with us and share information about your work. We are requesting state teams, especially, to share results from their meetings and updates on their progress. InnovATEBIO's primary mission is to assist and prepare 2-year biotechnology programs in developing biotechnology workforce ecosystems. We recognize the immediate need to recruit students, increase program recognition, and meet the technician needs of industry across the nation. To do this, we keep track of industry emerging trends that will affect technicians and assist ...
