Colorado BioScience Association Commends the Boettcher Foundation on the Historic Launch of Its Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Program & Inaugural Class of ‘Boettcher Investigators’
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Colorado BioScience Association commends Boettcher Foundation on launching the new Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Program and its 2010 (Inaugural) Class of Boettcher Investigators. This new grant program will ensure that the Webb-Waring legacy lives on both through the discovery of new knowledge that improves human health and through the investment in and advancement of early-career scientists.
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Denver, CO – June 23, 2014 - The Colorado BioScience Association (CBSA) is releasing its annual edition of Bioscience Colorado, this week, at the BIO International Convention in San Diego, CA. The announcement is made by CBSA President & CEO April Giles, who says, “In this issue we are looking at the intersection of people and data, and how it benefits human health. Big Data is now playing a critical role within the bioscience industry—from the personal devices on our wrists monitoring our bodies, to electronic medical records housing our health histories—data is valuable.”
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Bioinformatics introduction of biological database (NCBI), Introduction to bioinformatics.
major bioinformatics database.
important database of bioinformatics
Canadian Institute of Health Research
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My Great Great Grandmother Maria Christina, Great Great Grandfather George Conrad and their 'Baby Butz' are buried at Block 8, Lot 85. Their daughter and my Great Grandmother Susanna Katharina and Great Grandfather Johann Balthasar are buried at Block 13, Lot 262. Because I have family at this historic cemetery, we plan to participate in the Friends Society. Visit: http://friendsofriversidecemetery.org/
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Maggie was the faculty advisor and instructor of the advertising research and campaigns classes at Wichita State University.
1995 AAF Student Ad Competition
For Dodge Neon. Maggie was the faculty advisor and instructor of the advertising research and campaigns classes at Wichita State University.
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