AMBL is excited to announce a new field trip program aimed at Grade 9 students. We’ve just finished a pilot program with six lucky classrooms. Our full program launch is slated for September 2009. Here’s what students are saying, “This field trip is awesome, it’s fun and you will learn…
With the exception of my slip up during the introductions (I introduced Charles as “Sir Charles…”), here is a pretty great video of old Chuck talking to a class of high school students. This was at a recent high school science conference we hosted, where we focused pretty much on…
This workshop will focus on bioinformatics techniques for practical use in the laboratory. Hands-on exercises for retrieving data, primer design, BLAST searching, and genomics data navigation will be covered. Primarily aimed at researchers who are new to the area, or familiar but require a quick updating, where content covered can be tailored to laboratory needs.
A survey for participants in the 2009 LABORATORY BIOINFORMATICS workshop.
Or as Dave S. (creator of this great idea) might say, can we call it BFAC2008? Anyway, for those of you who have an annual tradition of putting together a gingerbread house, why not do it this year with a sustainability twist? That’s right! Terry’s own “Bake for a Change”…
Just a note to say that dates for the spring session of our molecular techniques workshop have been determined. They will be from March 16th to March 20th, 2009. Reviews from our previous session include: “Overall – Excellent! David took care to explain very difficult concepts and fundamental chemical/physical interactions…
On the eve of the Terry talks student conference, we had a nice little promo go up at UBC’s student newspaper. Check it out by clicking here.
