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The mission of the Gene Editing Institute (GEI) is to elucidate the mechanism and regulation of genomic editing at the molecular level and to help translate results into clinically relevant applications. GEI was founded in 2015 and is a worldwide leader in CRISPR-directed gene editing technology. It is the only institute of its kind based in a community health system and it focuses on three central missions: Discovery Research, Education & Outreach, and Translational Research. In addition to collaboration with the ChristianaCare Office of Health Equity, the GEI partners include the Delaware

BABEC, the Bay Area Biotechnology Education Consortium, is dedicated to supporting access to biotech education for all high school and community college students in the Bay Area. BABEC ensures that science teachers have the professional development and technical and material support they need to provide students with a premier life science education. BABEC serves the Bay Area community by working with teachers to engage students with high tech, hands on, relevant lab experiences, supporting content mastery and next generation science practices while promoting the development of critical

CCSF students, instructors, as well as industry professionals talk about changing the face of biotech.

Dr. Elaine Johnson, Director of Bio-Link, and Claudette Bruno, high school science teacher, talk about Bio-Link.

Tamara Goetz from Salt Lake City, Utah talks about her experiences as a member of the Bio-Link community.