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Bioscience Education Canada Newsletter Fall 2011
Volume 3 Issue 1
In this Issue:
- Sanofi Aventis BioTalent Challenge Changes Its name
- SBCC (Greater Toronto Area) April 17-19, 2012, competition location to be determined, award ceremony at MaRS.
- Bioscience Lectures and Workshops
- Green Mining Experience at McMaster
- Ontario Genomics Institute “Genomics Teaching Prize”
- Gowlings Biotech Essay Contest on “Canada’s Top Biotechnology Story of the Year”
- Bioscience Education Canada (BEC)
Special issue of the Canadian Young Scientist Journal devoted to the Sanofi Aventis BioTalent Challenge _________________________________________________________________________________
Learn about the Ontario Science Centre “Weston Youth Innovation Award” which is given annually by the Ontario Science Centre to encourage and recognize young Canadian innovators. _________________________________________________________________________________
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