Course Listing
Level – Professional Working Scientists
Course Information
| Professional Levels | Industry scientists, postdocs, technicians and research associates |
| Format/ Schedule | Spring / Fall |
| Location | Torrance, CA |
| 2023 Dates | Spring: May 8th – May 12th; Winter: November 6th – November 10th |
| Duration | 5 Days |
| Times | 10.00am-5.00pm, Monday-Friday |
| Class Size | 8 |
| Admission | Participants are accepted on a first-come-first-served basis up to 1 week before the course start date. Additional questions? Click here to learn more about our general admissions policy or call us at 310-483-3651. |
Course Details
| Description | The Professional Cell Culture course at Pathways to Stem Cell science provides comprehensive training in industry standard methods for isolating, culturing and characterizing of a variety of mammalian cell types. Applicable to scientists at all stages, our program will help you establish Join today to improve your research outcomes and enhance your skills and resume. |
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| Curriculum | Professional cell culture techniques provides industry-level, hands-on training in the following procedures: -Sterile/aseptic technique |
| Benefits | -Experienced course instructors (Industry and academic) |
Thomas Glynn –
I signed up for the class with no real background in cell culturing or much of a microbiology laboratory background. After the class, I really enjoyed the techniques taught and would actually want to pursue a career more in line with a cell culturing discipline. It definietly gave me a step up in my resume as well as employers have definietly taken notice that I have a rudimentary background in cell culturing techniques and now I have a great job in a big biotech company and I just got out of college 8 months ago. Dr. Fox is a fantastic teacher who really explains the material in digestible chunks. The lab portions take up a good portion of your time to and should teach you all the essential techniques. Dr. Fox is always helpful and willing to ask as many questions as possible. Her lectures are also interesting and provide a great introduction into what lab work you’ll be doing that day. I’d recommend this to anyone who wants to boost their resume up and learn some additional skills that’ll be valued in the biological science job market.