a master, an association, a congress
This Master is part of the training offer in biotechnology (cell, molecular and biochemical) and nano-biotechnologies whose objective is the acquisition of tools for diagnosis and detection in the service of traceability (medical, agronomic, food, etc ...) on the regulatory background at European and global level. The Dtec-Bio training is an interface between the biological, physical and chemical sciences leading to new science and techniques in nanobiotechnologies.
The association BIOTRACE (law 1901), created in November 2005, is directed by the students of the Master 2 Biology / Agrosciences, course DTEC-Bio "Diagnosis and traceability of the Chemical and Biological Environments" of the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Montpellier. It currently has 39 active members divided between 1st year and 2nd year Master students. The BIOTRACE association ensures the representation and the promotion of the DTEC-Bio training to students and professionals, but also the awareness of a wider public to biotechnological advances through the realization of an annual scientific congress.
By bringing together researchers and scientific engineers around current scientific topics in the field of biotechnology, the setting up of this congress allows an exchange and reflections on a technological and scientific subject, making it accessible to the general public. The stakes of such an event are also based on the professional integration of the members of the association and the valorization of the DTEC-Bio training by allowing the students to acquire the necessary skills for the organization and management of projects.
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Hello, We are pleased to announce the title chosen for this 15th edition of the Biotrace congress taking place on February 5 and 6, 2020 : Biological Revolution: Towards an enhanced human in the heart of a cleared planet. This congress will aim to to address the technological convergence existing between the improvement of human and [...]