Author: Biotility

With support from Biotility, sixth grader Collins Sheldon’s experiment — ultimately conducted in space — examines the impact of microgravity on E. coli protein production.

The BACE has been added to Oregon and Alabama’s list of approved Industry Recognized Credentials (IRCs)! 

Dr. Aresco is a biology and biomedical science instructor at the Magnet Innovation Center, a STEAM high school in Walton County, Florida.

The Life Sciences Workforce Collaborative (LSWC) released the 2023 Life Sciences Workforce Trends Report. The biennial report provides a national snapshot of the most pressing current and anticipated talent needs of the nation’s dynamic life science industry, and this year the BACE has been featured.

In partnership with Biotility, the CGHI and its partners released a short film on the BACE, a national industry-recognized exam assessing core competencies and skills identified as valuable to the bioscience industries.

Jules Bates explains how the BACE credential opened early research opportunities and a path toward biomedical engineering.

The BACE credential helped Taylor prove to employers that he would be an asset to their lab, even as a first-year undergraduate student.

The BACE biotech credential was added to the Texas Education Authority’s list of approved Industry Recognized Credentials (IRCs) and approved by the Washington State Board of Education.

Abigail Leake credits the BACE Credential for helping her securing various educational and employment opportunities.

Biotility is featured on this week’s Tech Tuesday segment from UF Innovate.