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Past Courses
2017
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
Signature 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