Biotechnology is a rapidly growing sector of the United States and global economies. Its products are increasingly important in diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of disease. Visit the Professional ...

The Graduate Diploma in Biotechnology and Genomics will give you a solid foundation in the theories, methods and applications of genomics, molecular genetics, protein biochemistry and bioinformatics.

With the increasing use of radiation and radioactive material in society, there is a growing need for research and advanced education in Radiological Sciences and Protection. The Radiological Sciences ...

The MS in Applied Molecular Biology and Biotechnology provides specialized, in-depth, hands-on skills and leadership competencies preparing students to succeed in the increasingly competitive ...

Do you want to be at the forefront of the rapidly growing biotechnology field? Do you want to develop products derived from living organisms and biomolecules? Do you have a passion for biochemistry, ...

What is the Master's Degree in Applied Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (MS in AMBB)? The MS in AMBB is an entry-level degree designed to prepare you for a career as a laboratory scientist in the ...

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Christian Gochez became interested in biotechnology when he discovered the potential of genetically modified foods. He wants to understand how gene editing techniques can enrich crops like rice, which ...

Biotechnology is a complicated field—there are tons of rules in place to keep people safe. In this certificate, you will learn about the legal and ethical aspects of drugs, biologics, devices, and ...

The Certificate Program in Experimental Biotechnology program prepares students for employment opportunities in biotechnology, as researchers in academia or the biotechnology industry. It provides ...

What is your unfair advantage? That was the question Jeff Fairman asked attendees at Biotech Nexus, an annual gathering hosted by Northwestern Engineering's Master of Biotechnology Program (MBP).