Seminar

Online Seminars are conducted for those who are persuing their studies in Biotechnology, or other life science subjects, People joined from Pakistan, India, UAE, Bangladesh and other countries. We conducted an E-Seminar For "PCR: An Important Technique in Life Science".
Everyone, Specially BS First Year to 4th Year Students from Biotechnology and Life Science All over Pakistan, students attended the seminar
Information Covered Topics from Basics.
Presenter: SYED NOMAN AHMED
Moderator: Maha Qasim


Sindh Biotechnologist Association collaborated in E-seminar on Scope of Plant Biotechnology and it's Related Jobs in Pakistan, so far our First seminar.
Host: Syed Noman Ahmed
Date: 23 April 2020
Time: 7:00 PM Pakistan Standard Time
Title: Scope of Plant Biotechnology and it's Related Jobs in Pakistan
Speaker Details:
Mr. Usman Khan; an Experienced Plant Bio-technologist
M.Phil in Plant Genetics/Biotechnology
Founder of Fikar E ILM
Currently working as Deputy Manager Research and Development in Yuksel Seeds Asia Pvt. Ltd.
Sindh Biotechnologist Association organized a E-Seminar: What is Flow Cytometry?
where, especially First Year to Fourth Year Students from Biotechnology and Life Science All over Pakistan and as well from India, UAE attended this.
Information Covered Topics from Basics.
Certificated were also provided to participants who attended Complete Session
Presenter: SYED NOMAN AHMED
Moderater: Maha Qasim
This is divided in two videos part 1 contain lecture only and part 2 contain Discussion 


Sindh Biotechnologist Association organized a online seminar for those who are interested to apply in Fulbright scholarship Program
Moderator: Maha Qasim

Time: 4:00 PM - 5:00PM
(Pakistan Standard Time)
14 May 2020 (Thursday)

Speaker details:
Ms. Kiran Makhani (Fulbright Scholar) 
Ms. Hira Anis (Fulbright Scholar)

From: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta USA

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