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Past Courses
2018
Frontiers of Hepatobiliary and Gastrointestinal Physiology Research
Medical Course ·Comparative Physiology: BIDMC
Medical Course ·Origins of Renal Physiology: Fellows
Medical Course ·Health and Colony Management of Laboratory Fish
Biomedical Bootcamp
Biomedical Innovation Course ·Comparative and Experimental Approaches to Aging Biology Research
Biomedical Innovation Course ·Environmental Genomics
Bioinformatics Course ·Applied Bioinformatics
Bioinformatics Course ·Bioinformatics T3: Train The Trainer
Bioinformatics Course ·Structure and Function of Polarized Epithelial Cells: Yale
Medical Course ·Origins of Renal Physiology: TREKS
Medical Course ·Fish Physiology: WCSU
Applications of Organoid Technology
Biomedical Innovation Course ·Quantitative Fluorescence Microscopy
Generating Novel Zebrafish Mutants to Study Development: Bates College
INBRE Course ·Host-microbial Interactions During Zebrafish Fin Regeneration: COA
INBRE Course ·Mechanisms of RNA transport in Candida albicans: Bowdoin College
INBRE Course ·Bridging Disciplines: Navigating Successful 21st Century Careers in Biomedical Science
Biomedical Innovation Course ·Drosophila as a model for human health and disease: UMM-UMF
INBRE Course ·Research Mentoring Workshop
INBRE Course ·Genetic Modulators of Neuroendocrine Stress Signaling: Colby College
INBRE Course ·Molecular Mechanisms Human Disease: UMHC
INBRE Course ·Genome Engineering using CRISPR/Cas9: UMPI-UMFK
INBRE Course ·Molecular Mechanisms of Fatty Liver: SMCC
INBRE Course ·
2017
Physiology on the Fly
Medical Course ·Origins and Frontiers in Hepatobiliary and Gastrointestinal Physiology
Medical Course ·Origins of Renal Physiology: Fellows
Medical Course ·Comparative Physiology: BIDMC
Medical Course ·Health and Colony Management of Laboratory Fish
Biomedical Bootcamp
Biomedical Innovation Course ·Comparative Regenerative Biology
Biomedical Innovation Course ·Applied Bioinformatics
Bioinformatics Course ·Environmental Genomics
Bioinformatics Course ·Origins of Renal Physiology: TREKS
Medical Course ·Structure and Function of Polarized Epithelial Cells: Yale
Medical Course ·Fish Physiology: WCSU
Quantitative Fluorescence Microscopy
Mechanisms of Zebrafish Fin Regeneration: Bates College
INBRE Course ·Grant Proposal Writing Workshop
INBRE Course ·Drosophila as a Model for Human Health and Disease: COA
INBRE Course ·Transcriptomic analysis and data mining in Gryllus bimaculatus: Bowdoin College
INBRE Course ·Bridging Disciplines: Navigating Successful 21st Century Careers in Biomedical Science
Molecular Mechanisms Human Disease: UMHC
INBRE Course ·Developmental Genetics using C. elegans: UMM-UMF
INBRE Course ·Data Intensive Discovery in Genomics: Colby College
INBRE Course ·Molecular Mechanisms of Fatty Liver: SMCC
INBRE Course ·Genetics of Aging and Physiological Stress Resistance: UMPI-UMFK
INBRE Course ·
2016
Physiology on the Fly
Medical Course ·Origins of Hepatobiliary and Gastrointestinal Physiology
Medical Course ·Origins of Renal Physiology: Fellows
Comparative Physiology: BIDMC
Medical Course ·Health and Colony Management of Laboratory Fish
Environmental Genomics
Bioinformatics Course ·Applied Bioinformatics
Bioinformatics Course ·Stress, Disease, and the Environment: Bates College
INBRE Course ·Comparative and Experimental Approaches to Aging Biology Research
Biomedical Innovation Course ·Origins of Renal Physiology: TREKS
Medical Course ·Structure and Function of Polarized Epithelial Cells: Yale
Medical Course ·Fish Physiology: WCSU
Quantitative Fluorescence Microscopy
Community Ecology of Coastal Maine: Washington College
Barnraising for Data-Intensive Discovery
Bioinformatics Course ·Molecular Genetics Workshop: COA
INBRE Course ·Lobster Neuropeptides: Bowdoin College
INBRE Course ·Molecular Mechanisms Human Disease: UMHC
INBRE Course ·Genetic and Genomic Techniques in Environmental Research: UMM-UMF
INBRE Course ·Stress Biology of Eelgrass: SMCC
INBRE Course ·Developmental Genetics Using The C. elegans System: UMPI-UMFK
INBRE Course ·
2015
Physiology on the Fly
Origins of Hepatobiliary and Gastrointestinal Physiology
Origins of Renal Physiology: Fellows
Comparative Physiology: BIDMC
Young Environmental Leaders: Summer
Health and Colony Management of Laboratory Fish
Scientific Presentations
Applied Bioinformatics
Genome Biology: Colby College CAPS
Comparative Regenerative Biology
Structure and Function of Polarized Epithelial Cells: Pitt
Bioentrepreneurship
Origins of Renal Physiology: MS1
Structure and Function of Polarized Epithelial Cells: Yale
Quantitative Fluorescence Microscopy
Mechanisms of Zebrafish Fin Regeneration: Bates College
INBRE Course ·Developmental Biology: COA
Lobster Heart Neuromechanics: Bowdoin College
Molecular Mechanisms Human Disease: UMHC
Genetic and Genomic Techniques in Environmental Research: UMM-UMF
Molecular Biology Research Techniques: SMCC
Developmental Genetics using the C. elegans system: UMPI-UMFK
2014
Applied Bioinformatics
Origins of Renal Physiology: Fellows
Comparative Physiology: BIDMC
Health and Colony Management of Laboratory Fish
Environmental Genomics
Genome Biology: Colby College CAPS
Young Environmental Leaders: Summer
Bio-entrepreneurship: Transforming Discoveries into Cures
Origins of Renal Physiology: MS1
Structure and Function of Polarized Epithelial Cells: Yale
Comparative Model Systems: Bates College
Structure and Function of Polarized Epithelial Cells: Pitt
Quantitative Fluorescence Microscopy
Young Environmental Leaders: Spring
Developmental Biology: COA
Molecular Evolution: Bowdoin College
Molecular Biology Research Techniques: UMaine Machias and UMaine Farmington
Molecular Neuroscience: Colby College
Developmental Genetics using the C. elegans system: UMPI-UMFK
Molecular Biology Research Techniques: SMCC