Length: 2 Days
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Biotechnology Short Course by Tonex

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Biotechnology Short Course is a 2-day introduction to the emerging engineering discipline of biotechnology. This course is especially beneficial for individuals and organizations who want to see the “big picture” in order to communicate with technical as well as non-technical individuals.

Biotechnology Short Course covers the most important aspects of biotechnology without getting too involved in the technical nitty gritty.

Participants will learn how living systems are used to produce a wide range of technologies and capabilities.

Additionally, participants will learn possible use cases for biotechnology in both commerce and military applications.

Biotechnology is important for its innovative possibilities such as providing farmers with tools that can make production cheaper and more manageable. Biotechnology can also help change the way the DoD conducts missions, performs in contested logistics environments, and adapts to major global changes.

 

Who Should Attend

Who Should Attend?

Biotechnology Short Course is a 2-day course designed for:

  • Program and Project Managers
  • Corporate Leadership
  • CIOs / CTOs
  • Developers and Application Team Members and Leads
  • Military Leadership, Engineers and Strategists
  • All Stakeholders of private organizations as well as nonprofits
  • Anyone Interested in Biotechnology and What It Can Do Now and in the Future

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