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Mon, Jun 26 2023 to Tue, Jun 27 2023

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This summit will draw together thought and opinion leaders to consider how to develop a workforce that will maintain US leadership in all phases of bioscience endeavor. Vision speakers will forecast the near future of biopharmaceuticals, biomedical devices, bioprocessing, bioengineering, synthetic biology, food production, and workforce education. State team discussions on the second day will then explore how academia, industry, and government can work together to develop the ... Read more

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Sun, May 7 2023 to Wed, May 10 2023
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The 2023 ABRF Annual Meeting , Driving Collaborative Science, May 7-10, 2023, in Boston, MA, will bring together scientific leaders to commemorate past, present, and future impacts of science on our lives as we band together to make a collective difference in this increasingly global society. The meeting will be on site and virtual.

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EA Stewart

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EA Stewart
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Advances in tissue engineering, bioprinting, and body-on-a-chip technologies: An update for regenerative medicine workforce development.

This webinar provides an update on these technologies and how they will shape the work of skilled technical graduates in the future. View video

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EA Stewart
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Biotech-Careers.org: A Model Career Website for the Skilled Technical Workforce. A presentation for HI TEC 2021. View video

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Sandra Porter
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Sandra Porter

Presentation

Presenters: Jeanette Mowery and Lisa Seidman ​Agenda •Introduction; reproducibility in science, a contemporary hot topic •The causes of irreproducibility that everyone talks about •The causes of irreproducibility that we talk about – but they don’t •Bio-Linker’s contributions to the discussion •A call to action – what comes next? Read more

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