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Biotechnology Breakthroughs Honored in 2020

UW Applied Biotechnology Program Manager, Dr. Melinda Verdone, features the key scientists behind the biotech breakthroughs acknowledged in 2020.

UW Applied Biotechnology Course Wins ADEIL Distinguished Course Award

ABT 705: Ethics, Safety, and Regulatory Environments in Biotechnology won a Distinguished Course award from ADEIL.

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Download a program guide for the Master of Science in Applied Biotechnology or Graduate Certificate in Applied Bioinformatics with details on admission requirements, tuition, and courses.

Conversations in Biotech: Careers: Webinar Recording + Q&A

In this webinar, the UW Applied Biotechnology program manager, Dr. Melinda Verdone, and a panel of experts discuss biotechnology careers.

The Business of Biotechnology: Leadership, Investments, and High School Teachers

Former UW Applied Biotechnology Program Manager Dr. Melinda Verdone focuses on the business side of biotechnology.

Emerging Biotechnology Trends in the Food Industry

Former UW Applied Biotechnology Program Manager Dr. Melinda Verdone highlights three emerging biotechnology developments in the food industry.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion within Biotechnology

Along with many industries, biotechnology struggles with racial and gender inequalities. Change is needed in various areas. Here are a few.

Which Applied Biotechnology Track is Right for You?

The UW Applied Biotechnology degree offers three specialization tracks to personalize your learning. Discover the tracks that interest you.

Biotechnology’s Crucial Role in Finding Solutions to COVID-19 and Other Diseases

Advancements in biotechnology allow scientists to quickly develop vaccines and to rapidly screen for promising treatments for diseases, such as COVID-19.

Now Accepting Applications for Online UW MS in Applied Biotechnology

New University of Wisconsin online graduate program starting spring 2020 offers choice of three specialization tracks. Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.