Events
Jul 2019
P235-7864.1M19 - Biotech Boot Camp Professional Development for Teachers
Class consist of three sessions, four hours each: Saturday July 13th 3-7PM Wednesday July 17th, 6-10PM Saturday July 20th, [...]
Jun 2019
How To Run Mycelium: A Fungi Tissue Culture Workshop
Laboratory Workshop by Craig Trester, founder of MYC:Most people usually encounter mushrooms only on the menu of their favorite restaurant or in the produce section of the [...]
The Future Is Fungi: How Mushrooms Can Save Our World
Lecture & Workshop by Craig Trester, founder of MYC: Fungi are the keystone species that interconnect every facet of life in our world. This class [...]
May 2019
Patenting Biotechnology: CRISPR and Protein Based Biomaterials
Franklin S. Abrams, Ph.D., J.D. will provide an introduction to the basic concepts of intellectual property law. He will discuss patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade [...]
PCR + Pizza
Come on down to BwB's regular Open Night! Pizza, beer, and Lab work. Extract DNA from yourself and amplify it using PCR to test yourself [...]
Biotech 101
A 12-hour class in 3 sessions Saturdays May 4th, 11th and 18th from 3-7PM The original biotechnology class for the general public developed by Dr. [...]
Would 'Lab Grown Everything' Really Save Us? A talk by Oron Catts
The Tissue Culture & Art Project (Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr) is recognized as the first to grow (2000) and to eat (2003) lab grown [...]
Apr 2019
Bioinformatics: Environmental Metagenomics
Bioinformatics for environmental metagenomics: We are increasingly aware of the invisible and ubiquitous microbial component of our lives – in and on our bodies, in [...]
Lab Skills: Cutting and Measuring DNA
About lab skills workshops: In this ongoing series of 1-2 day courses at Biotech without Borders, we’re inviting people of all skill levels together to [...]
BwoB Talk: Human Bacterial Relationships In Health and Disease
Human Bacterial Relationships In Health and Disease A talk by Danny Chan In the 1800's scientists began to provide evidence supporting the idea that microscopic [...]
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