Apr 2, 2025 · In partnership with many other organizations, the BioPharmaceutical Technology Center Institute (BTC Institute) provides educational opportunities that support scientific understanding, contributing to the success of the biotechnology industry.

Four levels of sponsorship are offered: Platinum ($10,000): Six complimentary registration. Logo included in event brochure. Optional: provision of one – two tables in a prominent Atrium location to showcase your organization. Gold ($5000): Three complimentary registrations.

Three levels of sponsorship are offered: Platinum ($5000): Four complimentary registrations, provision of two tables, (i.e. an area large enough for a standard 8’ x 10’ trade show booth, including equipment demonstration). Prominent Atrium location. Logo featured in the event flyer.

Alex Voss (he/him) is the current Youth Apprentice at the BTC Institute. He is responsible for assisting staff with various tasks, especially providing lab and teaching support for the BTC Institute’s K-12 programs. He is currently a senior at McFarland High School and will attend Iowa State University to study meteorology. Back to all staff

608-273-9737 [email protected] 5445 East Cheryl Parkway Madison, Wisconsin, 53711

The use of the coordinating organization’s names, logos or the Symposium graphic are not permitted on signs inside or outside the exhibit area, promotional materials or literature.

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Feb 18, 2025 · The BTC Institute is proud to offer Molecular Technology Basics (MTB) workshops, designed to provide hands-on, foundational training in essential molecular biology techniques. These workshops are ideal for undergraduate students, educators, and others seeking to build or refresh their skills in biotechnology. With support from Promega Corporation, we provide a collaborative learning ...

DNA Isolation from Corn-Based Foods utilizes a magnetic purification system where students can isolate DNA from a selection of food products including corn chips and cornmeal. Samples are analyzed via agarose gel electrophoresis or spectrophotometry. Key Topics: Genomic DNA Isolation from Food Consider pairing this lab with one of the following: DNA Extraction from Fruit: Compare DIY DNA ...

NOTE: Since our labs and office are currently undergoing extensive remodeling, we will not be offering courses for teachers in 2024. We look forward to offering professional development opportunities in 2025. Check back or please email [email protected] and ask to join our mailing Teacher Email List for updates.