CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAM ON BIOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH BETWEEN BIOTEC THAILAND AND IBT VIETNAM
Under the provision of the Asean Network on Microbial Utilization (AnMicro), a joint workshop on microbial management: iCollect will be held at the Institute of Biotechnology (IBT), Hanoi, Vietnam during 12-13 September 2017. The program of the workshop is organized...
3rd ASEAN MICROBIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE 2018 (AMBC)
BACKGROUND Microbes are the most basic form of life which play important role in biochemical cycles in nature. Microbial cells and their products e.g.enzymes, metabolites, and bioactive compounds are widely used in key industrial sectors including food, animal...
Capacity building program on biotechnology research between ITB and Biotec
With our long collaborative work such as iCollect training workshop and members of AnMicro network between Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), Indonesia and TBRC under the National Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC), this year TBRC, BIOTEC and ITB has...
The 4th Anmicro meeting (2017) will be held in Hanoi, Vietnam; hosted by The Institute of Biotechnology (IBT) of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST)
AMBC 2018 will be held in Malaysia hosted by MARDI
ASEAN MICROBIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE 2016
The 3rd Anmicro meeting (2016) held in bali, indonesia
TBRC, BIOTEC welcomes researchers from MARDI, Malaysia .
TBRC, BIOTEC welcomes researchers from MARDI, Malaysia . The 8 researchers from MARDI, Malaysia come for the training in management of microbial resources at TBRC and BIOTEC laboratories during November 2015.
World Federation for Culture Collections
The 14th International Conference on Culture Collections(ICCC-14) Nov 1-6, 2016, Turkey
Comprehensive database for human–mouse comparative study of microRNA–promoter interactions
Comprehensive database for human–mouse comparative study of microRNA–promoter interactions In 2012, microRNA (miRNA)–promoter interaction resource (microPIR) was introduced as a comprehensive public database containing over 15 million predicted miRNA target sites...