2013 Georgia BioGENEius Challenge

And the winners are! Aprotim Bhowmik, a junior at Parkview High School, Lilburn, Georgia, and Julia Abelsky, a senior at North Springs Charter High School in Sandy Springs. Learn more about their award winning science.

Congratulations to Aprotim and Julia for their State wins! We wish them luck as the head to BIO and participate in this keystone event at the National level.

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We believe that biotechnology is synonymous with innovation and that innovation is supported by those who have the skills to create and push the boundaries of what is possible. We believe that today's possibilities become tomorrow's realities through collaboration and that the opportunity to innovate should be available to all.

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Talent Development - Roundtable Discussion on Internships and Cooperatives

May 10th, 1pm-4pm
Industry focused afternoon for discussion on internships with leading universities and technical colleges.
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Georgia Bio initiated an education and workforce development program in January of 2007 to ensure the regional workforce has the skills, training and knowledge to meet its current and future needs.
Our vision is that “Georgia’s pipeline of knowledge workers is internationally acclaimed as a key competitive advantage to the regional life science industry.”
Our strategies include:

  • Developing resources that enhance life science teaching, learning and career awareness and experiences for Georgia’s emerging workforce;
  • Strengthening educational pathways focused on critical occupations noted as difficult to attract, train and retain by regional employers;
  • Sharing training and human resource needs to effectively build critical mass among the state’s employers;
  • Facilitating communication and interaction between regional educators and employers.
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