Where can I go to find more information on biotechnology?
The links to sites provided below were chosen from the thousands available to be linked to our website because they provide information on finding or furthering a career in biotechnology.

For additional information on Life Science careers, visit the Miramar Amgen Teacher Support Center's website.

SCBC collects equipment and consumable supplies from local industry to be repurposed for use by regional community colleges and high schools.

Prompt pick-up is arranged by calling the SCBC Director Dr. Sandra Slivka at
or e-mail . Donors are provided with a receipt and a letter releasing liability. The SCBC collects and stores materials and makes an effort to ‘match’ school needs with the donations. “Prized” or one-of-a -kind equipment is raffled. Other items are available on a first-come-first served basis. The “Great Giveaway” events are held several times a year.  Send us an e-mail to be placed on the invitation list.

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences maintains an area devoted to FREE publications and resources for science education.http://publications.nigms.nih.gov/order/pubs_gateway.html

A National Advanced Technology Education Center of Excellence focused on Biotechnology and Life Sciences. http://www.bio-link.org/

To locate a California Biotechnology Center near you, please visit the CalBiotechCareers.org site.
http://www.calbiotechcareers.org/

Open to the public, SABPA is known for its great seminars and other events that are offered at very reasonable prices.  Great for networking and expanding your horizons. http://sabpa.org/html/about/sabpa-san-diego

SDBN was founded to provide high quality, face to face networking for Biotech professionals in the greater San Diego area.
http://sdbn.org

AWIS is a national organization dedicated to achieving equity and full participation of women in science, mathematics, engineering and technology.
http://www.sdawis.org

https://sandiegocraigslist.org