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Biotechnology: The Invisible Revolution
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Talk about cool - have you ever seen a rose CLONED? Learn more about the Biotechnology Degree Program here: bit.ly The Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology, Honours (Co-op) is a joint initiative of the University of British Columbia department of Microbiology and Immunology and the BCIT Biotechnology program. This unique Bachelor of Science program combines the extensive training in science theory available at UBC with the extensive laboratory training available in the BCIT Biotechnology program. The joint program is intended to produce students with strong scientific and technical backgrounds and who are also well schooled in business and communications. As a new initiative, this unique Joint Degree program underwent extensive scrutiny to ensure that it met the technical and academic requirements mandated by both institutions. To ensure the excellence of the program, it is annually reviewed by a Program Advisory Committee. The program addresses the documented need for people who can combine technical experience and training with expertise in other areas such as management, production, regulations and intellectual property. It provides a core set of skills required for all levels of employment in a typical biotechnology company. Our Biotechnology students in the School of Health Sciences at BCIT have a thing or two to show us! Check it out! Where do UBC science students go after University? BCIT
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OneMedTV captures Anna Gluskin, President and CEO of Generex Biotechnology, at the 2010OneMedForum in San Francisco. OneMedTV is the video production department of OneMedPlace, a research and media services firm in the healthcare and life sciences field with a focus on emerging companies. Please visit www.onemedplace.com for more information on all our products and services.
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Daniel Reda, co-Chair of the Biotechnology and Bioinformatics track at Singularity University, introduces the key concepts and breakthroughs in biotechnology and bioinformatics. Filmed during the November 2009 Executive Program at Singularity University.
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If you really want to understand biotechnology, just visit a laboratory. There you will meet some of the most brilliant and dedicated scientists in the world. Coming up with new cures for diseases and discovering new renewable fuels and helping to make the world's farmers more productive. And what they do is astonishing! It all starts with a cell -- the basis of life -- the foundation of Biotechnology...
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