Four seminars are scheduled for June as part of MSU's quest for a biotechnology institute. The June 15-17 general interest seminars, sponsored by the Robert M. Hearin Support Foundation, feature Drs. The seminars are part of a plan for developing an MSU biotechnology institute.
Biotechnology involves using the latest in molecular biology for commercial applications.
Bradshaw will lead seminars on the 15th and 16th. Alex Friend of the Department of Forestry is host. John Boyle of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology will host. At the same time, a team of consultants with experience in university biotechnology centers and companies will visit campus for the first time. They also will set the agenda for further review.