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2016 Program and Sign-up. Parker H. Petit Institute of Bioengineering and Bioscience. 315 Ferst Dr. NW. Atlanta, GA 30332-0363. Getting to Georgia Tech from the airport:. By car: Go North on I-85. Exit 250 toward Tenth St. Turn left at 10th St NW. Take the 3rd left onto Atlantic Drive. Garage will be visible on the right. Take a right onto Peachtree Pl to enter garage.
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2016 Program and Sign-up. The 2016 Techniques Symposium will be held on June 1-2. Registration is now open! What is the Techniques Symposium? The Techniques Symposium is an annual 2-day scientific training event devoted to providing Georgia Tech bioscience and bioengineering researchers with seminars and hands-on workshops on laboratory techniques, software and analysis as well as scientific communication. This workshop is open to any interested Georgia Tech, Emory, Georgia State or Morehouse students.
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2016 Program and Sign-up. Do you want to learn new research techniques, get a better grasp of biostatistics, improve your writing skills and use software such as EndNote better? We all do, but who has the time or patience to actually do it? The Techniques Symposium is an event organized to help you ( graduate students and post-docs) learn what you need to improve your research. So clear your research schedule and get trained! Why should you attend the Techniques Symposium? Registration is now open.
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2016 Program and Sign-up. Thank you for participating in the 9th Annual Techniques Symposium! Your involvement is integral to the success of our mission. If you are teaching a seminar or technique in the categories below, please see below for more information! Communications and Professional Skill. Technical Representatives from Sponsor Companies. Find more information on the benefits of sponsoring the Techniques Symposium here.
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2016 Program and Sign-up. The Techniques Symposium is a free educational event organized by the Bioengineering and Bioscience Unified Graduate Students (BBUGS), an independent non-profit organization that relies on its own fundraising to achieve its scientific missions. The mission of this symposium is to provide a platform for researchers to learn about experimental techniques and products needed to advance their scientific goals in the bioscience field. Sponsor Company Session Topics:. By teaching wide...
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Georgia Institute of Technology. Pharmaceuticals and Drug Delivery. Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine. Pharmaceuticals and Drug Delivery. Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine. Two student groups are part of the BioE community and give students the opportunity to make friends and particpate in activities outside of the lab. Bioengineering Graduate Association (BGA). Bioengineering and Bioscience Unified Graduate Students (BBUGS). Legal and Privacy Information.
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The Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience remains committed to education initiatives for K-12, middle school and high school students. The Petit Institute focuses on providing opportunities and experiences for students at all levels that extend beyond formal courses to integrate science and engineering principals into student's education experiences. Which serves the entire bioengineering and bioscience community. To learn about how to become more engaged with IBB, please contact us.
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August 23, 2011. Crossdisciplinary Science Fair: Dunwoody High School. We are working with DHS. To create a cross-disciplinary science fair, matching physics students with biology students on teams in order to create projects that are at the cutting edge of science. Summer 2012: Welcome Chaiya Matthew (DHS 2013), Sara Srivastav (DHS 2013) and Ms. Afrose Arshi (DHS Biology Teacher) to the lab to study cell mechanics. Organization for a tour of Georgia Tech and participate in engineering competitions.
