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Each year, Canada celebrates the innovation and creativity of Canadian bioscience researchers and entrepreneurs during National Biotechnology Week, a concept initiated by BIOTECanada with the collaboration of all the provinces in Canada. Events held during the week include lectures, workshops, education outreach, facility tours, advocacy and networking. Visit imagenenation.ca to learn about programs across the country. Ag-West Bio coordinates National Biotech Week events in Saskatchewan. |
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October 27 Winston's Pub, 243 21st St E, Saskatoon Café Sci is a regular event at Winston’s Pub each month. In honour of National Biotech Week, Café Sci will take on a biotech theme. This event is free with no registration required. |
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October 31 & November 1 2:00 pm each day Saskatchewan Science Centre
Visit www.sasksciencecentre.com for details |
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November 2
3:00 pm - The Race will be followed by networking in the Candle-Span room, the Atrium Contact Blaine Chartrand: chartrandb@siast.sk.ca |
Event Sponsors: Innovation Place SaskCanola |
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November 3 Agricultural Biotechnology:Science and Benefits
7:00 pm
No registration required. |
Hosted by Event sponsors: SaskCanola |
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November 3 There is no charge for this event. No registration required. |
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November 3 Michelle Miller (Delta Genomics) and Kathy Larson (WBDC) |
 This webinar has been made possible in part through funding under the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture’s Agriculture Demonstration of Practices and Technologies (ADOPT) program. |
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November 4 An uplifting discussion about food
CEO of Agri-Trend
Arts Building, University of Saskatchewan No registration required. |
Do you know GMO? Where obesity collides with world hunger and credible information seems to be drowned out in the noise, the debate around what we eat and how it’s grown continues to escalate. and compelling firsthand look at the people, the ethics and the science behind the myths and the mystery of our food. Global Institute for Food Security |
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November 5 This year’s theme is “Biotech and the Environment.” Speakers: Meghna Malik (Metabolix Oilseeds)
This event is free, but registration is required. |
Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce Novozymes |
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Walking Dead Dance Elementary schools in and around Saskatoon are invited to participate in this Biotech Week event. Teachers interested in hosting a dance can contact Christine Meachem at Ag in the Classroom for information. |
Hosted by: Ag in the Classroom |
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Interested in sponsoring an event? Check out the sponsorship package. |
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Saskatchewan's National Biotech Week Committee: Meritt Kocdag – Innovation Saskatchewan Jennifer Buxton – Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists Julia Boughner & Issac Pratt – University of Saskatchewan Julie Fisowich – Saskatchewan Science Centre M. Tahir – Dow AgroSciences |
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