Supply Chain BioManufacturing Hub
What is the goal of this hub? Prepare students for high-demand, high-wage jobs in the Life Science/Biotechnology sector through hands-on, real-life biomanufacturing experiences. We serve as a resource for faculty to implement supply chain biomanufacturing.
What is Supply Chain BioManufacturing? A work-based learning (WBL) project that provides community college and high school students with skills-based job training through the production of low-cost educational bio-materials and kits in compliance with quality and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Programs and classrooms benefit from the high-quality, low-cost products in their hands-on biotechnology lessons.
How do faculty participate in the implementation? We developed BioSCOPE 101, a collection of standard operating procedures, batch records, flow charts, and presentations in a Canvas platform. This resource can be easily integrated into your Canvas module or Google classroom.
What are the projects? There are seven Supply Chain BioManufacturing projects, including:
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- Aliquots (ex. buffers, Chelex)
- Luria broth plates
- Agarose gel
- PCR
- 5. Bacterial transformation
- 6. Protein purification
- 7. Histology slides production
What should you consider if you wish to implement a Supply Chain BioManufacturing project? Use the Planning Questions or the Process Development Process Chart (PDPC) Process Decision Program Chart to help guide you.
READY to implement a Supply Chain BioManufacturing project? Please click on the button to the right to fill out the survey and get access to the Canvas link for BioSCOPE 101.
Questions? Please contact the Supply Chain BioManufacturing Hub Ying-Tsu Loh, [email protected]; Terri Quenzer [email protected] or Emily Quach [email protected]