Course Descriptions FWLD 122 Wildlife and Fisheries techniques (2L, 2LB An introduction to the biology, classification and identification and must provide this equipment on their http://www.misu-b.nodak.edu/coursedescrip.htm
Extractions: MM_preloadImages('images/home2.gif'); ASC 065 Pre-Transcription (1L, 1CR); Spring; Pre: None Emphasizes foundation grammar knowledge, punctuation, mechanics, and word use for students in a secretarial curriculum. Develops editing and proofreading skills. ASC 071 Introduction to Keyboarding (1L, 1CR); Fall; Pre: None Emphasizes the development of fingering, posture, speed and accuracy using the computer keyboard. Offers students with no computer experience the opportunity to practice keyboarding skills. ASC 075 College Study Skills (1L, 1CR); Fall, Spring; Pre: None Provides an overview of basic study skills. Includes instruction in time management, note-taking, underlining, efficient textbook study, test-taking strategies, and library skills. Also discussed are self-motivational techniques and general study tips. ASC 081 College Reading Prep (1L, 1CR); Fall, Spring; Pre: None Provides individualized instruction to improve basic reading skills. Includes skill-building units, selected readings, and lessons to strengthen word recognition, increase vocabulary, and improve comprehension. ASC 087 College Writing Prep (3L, 3CR); Fall, Spring; Pre: None
Cell Biology Laboratory Manual Preface Level II presents techniques and procedures which require level is appropriate to a biology major continuing It requires more equipment and supplies than Level http://homepages.gac.edu/~cellab/preface.html
Extractions: To lower the cost of education for future scientists. Here is the information for the Cell Biology Laboratory Manual. A cell biology laboratory is composed of an assortment of techniques and procedures collected over a period of time by the author. To some extent the collection represents the bias of the author for selection of topics and specific exercises. The present collection is no exception. Friends who knew of the existence of the collection thought there was a need for its publication. The original collection encompassed about 100 pages of hand-outs and yielded an excess of 350 pages. However, there are no exercises that some undergraduate institution is not currently performing. The decision to place an exercise at a given level is solely that of the author; not everyone would divide the exercises in the same manner. Therefore, the indication of the level is a guide, not an absolute.
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Extractions: Help others by sharing your knowledge From: newgroups-request@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence) Newsgroups: news.lists news.groups news.announce.newgroups sci.aeronautics ... sci.aeronautics.airliners Airliner technology. (Moderated) sci.aeronautics.simulation Aerospace simulation technology. (Moderated) sci.agriculture Farming, agriculture and related topics. sci.agriculture.beekeeping Beekeeping, bee-culture and hive products. sci.agriculture.fruit sci.agriculture.poultry Chickens, ducks, geese, and other poultry. sci.agriculture.ratites Ostrich, emu, rhea, or cassowary ranching. sci.answers Repository for periodic USENET articles. (Moderated) sci.anthropology All aspects of studying humankind. sci.anthropology.paleo Evolution of man and other primates. sci.aquaria Only scientifically-oriented postings about aquaria. sci.archaeology Studying antiquities of the world. sci.archaeology.mesoamerican The field of mesoamerican archaeology. sci.archaeology.moderated
STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY The coupling of advanced analytical techniques and powerful or programs for applying this technique to structural biology. the cost for this equipment would be http://www.informatics.sunysb.edu/som/adm/sp/sb.html
Extractions: I. Background and Rationale The Structural Biology Initiative involves faculty in the Schools of Medicine, Biological Sciences, and the Departments of Chemistry and Physics who are committed to developing a center of excellence in a discipline poised to make enormous contributions to biomedical research in the next decade. While the University's existing strength is this area is modest, development of the Program will be enhanced by its reputation in NMR research, by the computer graphics expertise in Engineering, and by complementary research groups at Brookhaven and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories. B. Program in Structural Biology A robust research effort in structural biology requires expertise and equipment for four key approaches: X-ray crystallography, molecular modeling, NMR spectrometry, and electron microscopy. The Program in Structural Biology proposes to establish units in each of these areas, supported by a core computational facility, to be located on 1.5 floors of the Center for Molecular Medicine. X-ray crystallography has experienced major growth in recent years, as gene cloning and expression technology produces abundant quantities of nucleic acids and proteins for analysis. At present, the University has only a modest program in crystallography, with out-of-date facilities. Most investigators requiring crystallographic analysis collaborate with the excellent group at Brookhaven, where a synchrotron light source and area detector are available for use by university researchers. A crystallography program at Stony Brook could complement the facilities and expertise at Brookhaven and Cold Spring Harbor, making the region a powerhouse of research in this area. The proposed facility will provide office laboratory and shared instrumentation space for 2-3 crystallographers, who would be recruited over several years; the cost for equipment and laboratory set up will be $1,500,000.
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IUS Biology Why Study Biology At IUS? National Standards and best practices in the fields of biology and Allied Health High grade, contemporary laboratory equipment and techniques gives students http://www.ius.edu/biology/whyius.stm
Extractions: a great place to earn a biology degree? Professor taught classes and laboratories mean you get the highest quality education in an effective, professional learning environment. Professors who have won teaching awards documenting the quality of the instruction in the Biology Department. Tenure Track Professors all who do research and are members of the Indiana University Graduate School so you get active researchers who are up to date in their fields. Faculty with a wide variety of professional backgrounds are available to advise students and help them focus their career goals Small class sizes with courses having laboratories no larger than 24 students, allow you to get the attention you deserve.
Molecular Biology Service Unit, University Of Alberta The major goal of the facility is to make available equipment and training for molecular biology techniques for everyone in the department 1,2. We extend http://www.biology.ualberta.ca/facilities/mbsu/index.php?Page=1452
MCPS Science DNA Resource Center staff and students began in 1985 as six biology teachers met at Georgetown University to modify research concepts, techniques and equipment for implementation http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/curriculum/science/partners/hhmi/drc/drc.htm
Extractions: From DNA fingerprinting to cloning to bio-remediation to gene therapy and beyond, as we enter the new millennium, there is no aspect of our lives untouched by emerging DNA technologies and associated computer technologies. Its influence is found all around us in the daily news and popular media. Because Montgomery County Public Schools is located in the midst of one of the largest centers of biotechnology related industry in the world, it is imperative that we train our teachers and prepare our students to enter a workforce influenced by biotechnology and assume their responsibilities as scientifically literate citizens. All students should receive instruction in the essential concepts and techniques of molecular biology and learn about access to training leading to careers in biotechnology. The DNA Resource Center at Thomas S. Wootton High School is the site for a network of teachers, trainers, researchers and community leaders committed to developing, field testing, evaluating and replicating model programs and supporting teachers so they may implement programs giving all students hands-on experience with labs and access to information about opportunities in biotechnology. The goals of the program are to: develop, field-test and evaluate programs for MCPS students and teachers incorporating DNA content and lab technology. The site allows access to "test" classes to try new programs and activities so they may be replicated in science classes throughout the county.
AJRCCM -- Year In Review Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms (6 Articles) Fluid biology (5 Articles Function Testing and Bronchoscopy (26 articles) equipment and techniques (5 Articles http://ajrccm.atsjournals.org/collections/
Extractions: HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ... SEARCH Go directly to the articles. In the Year in Review series, I have briefly summarized the key findings of every article published in AJRCCM in 2002 and 2003 and then categorized the summaries by subject matter. The hypertext link in each summary enables a reader to return to the original article within seconds. And the links and the taxonomy allow you to organize your reading material into a virtual filing cabinet. For a more complete account of the function of the Year in Review series, please see the introductory Editorial Martin J. Tobin, Editor
Intel Technology For Education 2000 on development has been basic laboratory techniques for biology and chemistry and more sophisticated biochemical techniques. This equipment grant allows us to http://www.sdsc.edu/Tech2000/Biology-chemistry.html
Extractions: Developing Interactive Multimedia for Biology and Chemistry Curricula PIs: Barbara A. Sawrey and Gabriele Wienhausen Understanding modern science mandates an understanding of phenomena invisible to the naked eye and the ability to develop cross-disciplinary knowledge. Most students do not have the expertise to move comfortably from the concrete macroscopic world to the abstraction of the molecular realm and to cross-apply information in the natural sciences. Laboratories are particularly challenging teaching and learning environments especially at large public research universities where hundreds of students may take a given lab course. In this context, the individual needs and learning styles of students are often overlooked. The pressure to help students learn facts, laboratory techniques, and course-specific concepts quickly can cause the big picture or meta-knowledge to be pushed aside or inadvertently left for a later time. Consequently, many students do not build the mental scaffolding to enable assimilating new information in a useful way. The highly acclaimed Mac-based interactive software being developed in UCSD's Multimedia Interactive Learning Lab (MILL) [ http://millftp.ucsd.edu
School Of Health Professions - Medical Biology M.S. Degree Program duties, purchasing, supply and equipment control, inventory new products, development of surgical techniques, and data 2 semesters of college biology (8 credits http://www.cwpost.liunet.edu/cwis/cwp/hscience/medbio/cardio.html
Extractions: The M.S. The program is 24 months in length and integrates didactic and clinical courses and practicums for entry level skills in cardiovascular perfusion. Students completing all course work are awarded an M.S. in Cardiovascular Perfusion from Long Island University's C.W. Post Campus as well as a certificate of completion from North Shore University Hospital. The Cardiovascular Perfusion Profession A perfusionist is a highly skilled technologist who operates extracorporeal circulation equipment during surgical and medical procedures. This equipment supports or replaces the patient's circulation and lung functions during surgery. The perfusionist must consult with a physician to select appropriate equipment and techniques. The perfusionist monitors vital cardio-pulmonary parameters to ensure the safe management of physiologic functioning during open heart surgery. Furthermore, the perfusionist is educated in the administration of prescribed blood products, anesthetic agents and cardiovascular drugs via the extracorporeal circuit. The perfusionist is knowledgeable and competent in the use of a variety of techniques, including hypothermia, hemodilution, and procedures involving specialized instrumentation and advanced life support. The perfusionist may also be responsible for administrative duties, purchasing, supply and equipment control, inventory, quality assurance and personnel management. Based on institutional factors and available facilities, the perfusionist may also be engaged in research of new products, development of surgical techniques, and data analysis. At all times, the perfusionist must maintain the highest ethical and professional health care standards.
WPI Department Of Biology And Biotechnology: Undergraduate Courses Students will gain experience with procedures, equipment, techniques and skills common to all areas of biology. In particular this course will focus on http://www.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/Bio/Undergraduate/bbcourses.html
Extractions: This course consists of an overview of the major concepts of Biology, including: cell theory, bioenergetics, molecular biology, reproduction, nutrition, growth, development, homeostatic controls, and ecological issues. This course is intended for students seeking a broad overview of contemporary Biology with emphasis on human issues and current topics. This course provides an introduction to natural ecosystems, population growth, and the interaction between human populations and our environment. Major areas of discussion include Ecosystems, Populations, Biodiversity, Pollution, and Environmental Economics. This course is designed for students seeking a broad overview of ecological systems and the effect of humans on the ecosystems.
Extractions: Birkbeck Department of Crystallography Advanced Certificate in Techniques in Structural Molecular Biology. Admission Procedures and Course Requirements Academic Requirements The normal entry requirements UK BSc or recognised overseas equivalent in any scientific or medical subject. We will be informed whether overseas qualifications are an acceptable equivalent by the registry when they forward your application. We can take relevant work experience into account if your qualifications are not equivalent. Please include referees that can confirm this If you are a candidate for a degree (normally a Ph.D) at this or another University you may take this course. We will not normally allow study of these courses, even as Advanced Certificates, alongside a full time taught course. When you apply you will need to include a letter from your supervisor/university stating that there is no objection to you undertaking the course. Technical Requirements Students will be expected to have a standard PC or workstation and access to the Internet. The hardware technical requirements for the courses are not particularly high. The main limitation will be the speed of your internet connection. We try to limit the size of the files and the course can certainly be followed on a standard 56 kbs telephone line modem.
Outreach Programs biology teachers because basic techniques will be reviewed. DNA techniques Kits include all reagents, biological materials, and supplies, as well as equipment http://www.pitt.edu/~biohome/Dept/Frame/outreachmain.htm
Extractions: The Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh extends its teaching mission beyond the walls of the Clapp / Langley / Crawford complex to bring understanding of science to the greater Pittsburgh community. These programs include workshops ofr High School teachers in Developmental Biology DNA techniques , and Environmental Sciences , Research Camps for High School and Middle School students, and on-site visits to Elementary Schools, and are funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Undergraduate Biological Sciences Education Program . For upcoming Outreach events, consult the Outreach Calendar Biology is a rapidly changing field and scientists make discoveries daily that alter our understanding of biological principles and shape the direction of our future investigations. We have designed the High School Teachers' Workshops for the purpose of instructing high school teachers in current techniques, and to facilitate the introduction of contemporary topics and technological advances to their students. The teachers selected for this program will receive either a stipend of $400.00, or one graduate credit. Following the workshop, teachers have access to science kits which contain all of the reagents and equipment necessary to incorporate the new topics and concepts into their curriculum at no cost to the teacher or to the school district.
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