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Videos
Merck “Exploring Minds” Bioscience Lectures and Workshops, April 19-20, 2011 at Ryerson University

  1. The Human Body: Solving the 100 000 000 000 000 cell puzzle, Dr. Roberto Botelho
  2. Life is a Hammerfest: Reset you goals every five years and “Just Giv’er”, Dr. Mark Tarnopolsky
  3. Crime Science, Barbara Reid
  4. The Future of Medicine – Your Health and Your Genome, Dr. Alison Symington
  5. Crime Science, Barbara Reid
  6. Superbugs: A Return to the Antibiotic Dark Ages, Trish Taylor
  7. Mighty Microbes: Turning Trash into Cash, Dr. Emma Masters
  8. DNA Barcoding for Biodiversity Analysis, Dr. Mehrdad Hajibabaei
  9. Rocket Science is For Kids. Cancer Research is For You, Dr. Michelle Brazas
  10. Who Are Poo? Dr. Kimberley Gilbride

National Bioscience Educator’s Conference 2011

  1. Current Technologies in Mouse Genome Manipulation, Dr. Marina Gertsenstein, Toronto Centre for Phenogenomics
  2. Popular Techniques in Forensic Bioscience, Dr. Hélène N. LeBlanc University of Ontario Institute of Technology
  3. Application of DNA Profiling to Wildlife Management and Forensic Science, Dr. Bradley White, Trent University
  4. Enviropig goes to Market?, Dr. Cecil Forsberg, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology, University of Guelph
  5. Playing God in Running Shoes, Mr. Graham Cromar, University of Toronto
  6. The Promises and Challenges of Agriculture Biotechnology, Dr. Mary Alton Mackey, Consultant and member of the Food Regulatory Advisory Committee to Health Canada

TBI Explore Biotechnology Lectures 2010

  1. The unconventional gene expression strategies of an RNA virus – Ms. Beth Nicholson
  2. Green mining: Harnessing the power of environmental bacteria – Ms. Kelsey Norlund
  3. Crime Science – Ms. Maretta Chase
  4. NMR spectroscopy – how big magnets produce discoveries in molecular medicine – Dr. Logan Donaldson
  5. Stem cell based therapies and technologies for regenerative medicine – Dr. Jean Wang
  6. Exploiting phage and phage-encoded systems for the design of novel therapeutics – Dr. Alison Symington
  7. The key to endurance performance and health: the mitochondrail powerhouse of muscle – Dr. David Hood
  8. Rocket science is for kids. Cancer research is for you – Dr. Michelle Braza
  9. DNA testing and the secret lives of birds – Dr. Bridget Stutchbury
  10. Between Parasites and Planets: Science in the Muggled Middle – Dr. David Waltner-Toews

National Bioscience Educators Conference 2010

  1. Paula Demacio – Microarrays in the Classroom
  2. Nicole Buckley- Life Science in Space
  3. Joyce McCallum – Dreaded Red – Simulation of an Epidemic
  4. Mary Alton Mackey – The Promise of Agricultural Biotechnology
  5. Doug Gajic – Genomics in the Classroom
  6. Allan Sturko – Biotechnology and Humanity’s Critical Survivial Issues
  7. Reyn Redekopp – Use of Serious Games in Education

National Bioscience Educators Conference 2009

  1. Neurogenetics of Circadian Rhythms
  2. Stem Cells in Health and Disease
  3. Transforming Science Curriculum: Embedding an Electronic Journal
  4. Genomics in the Classroom
  5. The Science & Social Impact of Genomics
  6. Transgenic Crops–how and why novel traits are introduced into our food plants
  7. DNA from fossils and the benefit of time travel
  8. Ethical Issues in Personalized Medicine & Direct to Consumer Testing
  9. Evolution and the Barcode of Life
  10. From Atomic Bombs to Genomics

Lectures

  1. Green Mining Project 2010

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National Bioscience Educators Conference 2010
Paula Demacio – Microarrays in the Classroom