In support of the city's rapidly growing biotech industry, we're launching ‘Break into Biotech’ with @genspacenyc! This workforce development program will provide opportunities for adults of all educational backgrounds seeking careers in the life sciences. https://t.co/tnz3WsUguO
Join us in celebrating the spirit of discovery, learning, and community.
Event highlights include:
💚Artistic Expression
💚Live Demonstrations
💚Networking and Community
💚Delicious Refreshments
Get your tickets today: https://t.co/lKC3anDW8Y
Calling all science enthusiasts, innovators, and community supporters!
This will be a spectacular event marking another year of groundbreaking scientific exploration, collaboration, and education.
Join us! Get your tickets today: https://t.co/lKC3anDW8Y
The Green-Wood Cemetery in BK, NY, offer an extraordinary opportunity to explore the coupled relationships between human influence on natural systems in the urban environment.
We're hiring a Director of Operations to manage the lab and membership program, and finance/operations. For more information about the position: https://t.co/xWj6a1umWa
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How do we begin to understand SynBio –and how it can be used– in a manner that cuts through jargon and makes it relatable?
Register for The Art of SynBio: Microbial Painting: https://t.co/wsFsLprxF9
* NEW DATES October 30, November 5 & 6
In this three-part class, participants will learn cutting edge synthetic biology using nature's favorite micro-factory - brewer’s yeast!
Register today: https://t.co/hJlygckh9o
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Enter for your chance to win 2 tickets so see Lizzo live in concert on October 3rd at 8pm! Proceeds raised will go directly towards research supplies for our OpenPlant community Project.
Purchase Raffle tickets here: https://t.co/yY8VSdnWuZ
Any friends / friends of friends with experience working with methylotrophic yeasts willing to chat with self-directed amateur biologists from @genspacenyc re: best practices? Knowledge of P. pastoris GS115 even better. Promise we're a good time + retweets appreciated! 🙏
This summer, Biorocket Interns collected air quality data and biodiversity data of trees in Sunset Park; used CRISPR-Cas9 to mutate the genes in the mTOR pathway in yeast; and investigated the ability of a microbe named Ideonella sakaiensis to degrade common plastics.
Learn to use the 3D molecular modeling program PyMol to create beautiful, informative images of the molecules that turn genes into proteins.
Register Today: https://t.co/ADmChKscb2
Look at these photomicrographs of Open Plant's transformed Marchantia plants. In many of the pictures you'll see a mixture of purple & green tissue.That's because the plants are chimeric - some of the cells have been transformed with the RUBY gene while others haven't.