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Early 2009 programs are now open and spaces are available!
Four Day Leadership Training Program for Scientists: January 6-7 AND January 28-29, 2009
Effective scientific work requires high levels of leadership competence in communications and collaboration. This course will work on developing these skills for application in the biotech workforce.
Biotechnology Project Management: Wednesday Evenings, January 28 to March 4, 2009
Participants learn to use tools and strategies for working in a team environment to analyze risk, allocate resources, track projects, resolve conflicts, make decisions, and manage management.
An Overview of Clinical Research: Thursdays, February 5 to May 14, 2009
This program examines the many details that must be considered in the clinical research process, including Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations and corporate Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Life Sciences Talent Initiative study released
Academia, industry and government collaboration key to preparing for growing life sciences workforce in the Commonwealth
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center embraced a study that says Massachusetts must improve, expand and tailor its educational programs and resources designed to prepare students and workers for jobs in life sciences sector, at a board meeting today. The study lays out recommendations to ensure the life sciences industry will have the talent it needs to grow in the Commonwealth over the next decade.
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