Iowa-Biotech Transition States Organization (IBTS) is the catalyst between the CBB, Faculty, undergraduates and graduates to form the synergy necessary for a successful career here at Iowa and beyond. The goal is to take advantage of the resources of the CBB, increase campus-wide recognition of the center and to foster student biotechnology exposure, scientific mentorship, and career networking. Please contact Shuvendu Das at shuvendu-das@uiowa.edu if you are interested in joining.
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Benefits to Students:
Provides an opportunity to learn about the Biotechnology field early in their career
Networking, both internally and externally to the University
May provide programs that assist students in future endeavors
Resume builder
Job Shadowing/Mentorship possibilities
Attend/possibly present poster at annual CBB Conference
Expand student experiences beyond those of conventional academia
Experience of an industrial environment located here at the University
Possible funding opportunities
Benefits to Center:
Encourages the next young scientists to have careers in Biotechnology
Furthers Center's Academic Mission
Increase Faculty involvement with Center
Increase campus-wide knowledge of Center
Pipeline for student employment in Biotechnology