Biotechnology Workshops
The California Applied Biotechnology Center is offering training workshops for biotechnology industry employers and employees. The training is designed to enhance skills in various topics relating to biomedical, medical devices, diagnostics, pharmaceutical, and other areas. These workshops are taught by industry professionals with extensive hands-on experience.
Spring 2009 Biotechnology Workshops
Workshops are either one, two or three full days.
- Aseptic Techniques (PDF)
- Quality System Regulations - Medical Devices (PDF)
- Biotechnology for Non-Scientists (PDF)
- Intro to Statistics for QA/QC - Basic (PDF)
- Intro to Statistics for QA/QC - Intermediate (PDF)
- Intro to Statistics for QA/QC - Advanced (PDF)
- Writing SOPs (PDF)
- Good Manufacturing Practices (PDF)
- * The FDA Drug Development Process (PDF)
- Introduction to Bioinformatics (PDF)
Workshops require a registration fee. Workshops marked with an asterisk (*) are free.
- Spring 2009 Biotechnology Workshops Schedule, Locations, and Registration Form (PDF)
- Biotechnology Workshops Descriptions (PDF)
- Bios for Biotechnology Workshop Instructors (PDF)
All workshops have interactive activities, hands-on applications and/or practice. Some workshops have laboratory activities in well-equipped labs.
Register Today!
Most workshops have limited space, so make your reservation early. Deadline to register is 3 days before each workshop.
To reserve a spot in the class, complete the Biotechnology Workshops Registration Form (PDF) and then fax it to (510) 659-6446 or email it to workshops@ohlone.edu.
For workshops requiring fees, you must also register online. Go to Community Education at Ohlone College to register and/or sign in, and follow the instructions to enroll.
For more information, call (510) 659-6184.
Workshop Locations
- Ohlone College Newark Center
39399 Cherry Street
Newark, CA 94560 - Ohlone College Fremont Campus
43600 Mission Boulevard
Fremont, CA 94539
Ohlone College campus maps: Fremont campus, Newark Center campus.

Sponsored by the California Applied Biotechnology Center for Silicon, San Joaquin, and Central Valleys and Ohlone College.
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