The Biotechnology Institute

The Biotechnology Institute’s mission is to engage, excite, and educate the public, particularly young people, about the promise and achievements of biotechnology. 

Atlanta, GA, May 15-19, 2009. Information and applications for the Teacher-Leader Program, BioGENEius Challenge, Minority Fellows Program, BioDreaming Poster Competition, and more!

Biotechnology Education Banquet.
May 17, 2009, Atlanta, GA. Register now for the signature networking event for biotechnology educators and their supporters!


Building Biotech Bridges Conference.
A comprehensive look at how the biotechnology and education communities work together around the country to address science education and workforce development needs.

Biotechnology: A Comprehensive Curriculum Guide
A manual for high school and community college educators on how to start a biotechnology course.

Genome: The Secret of How Life Works
A Teacher’s Resource Guide that's a vital reference tool on genomics for biotechnology teachers of all levels of experience and expertise!

Shoestring Biotechnology
A laboratory manual that provides biotechnology teachers low-cost, practical, teacher-tested activities for high- schools and two-year colleges.

Your World Magazine
Check out the latest issue of the full-color biotechnology education magazine...

Biotechnology News

News Digest
Read the latest issue of the e-newsletter of the Biotechnology Institute...

BIOTECH EDUCATION NEWS

Developing Biotechnology’s Future Women Leaders
12/01/2008

Science Education Leader Will Grow Biotechnology Education Programs
11/10/2008

Looking for Biotechnology’s Future Women Leaders
10/06/2008

Using Art to Convey the Achievements of Biotechnology
07/23/2008

More Biotech Education News

UPCOMING EVENT

2009 Conference on Biotechnology Education
Atlanta, GA

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The Biotechnology Institute has moved as of March 9, 2007. Our new address: 2000 North 14th Street, Suite 700, Arlington, VA 22201. All other contact information remains the same!  
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