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'Drink your beer, eat your bacon'
Yes, this was a real quote from this morning's speaker at the Eighth Annual Regional Bioscience Conference. I had never been to the bioscience conference before today. To be honest, I wasn't sure wha...
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Students star at Bioscience Conference

Students star at Bioscience Conference Science Club, Robotics Team show off work during annual event
WORTHINGTON — As part of the Regional Bioscience Conference, the Worthington Middle School Science Club and Worthington High School Robotics Team showed off their scientific achievements on Friday.

By Alyson Buschena , April 19, 2013

Simonson: Newport's business continuing to flourish in China

Simonson: Newport's business continuing to flourish in China Company's president a featured speaker at ninth annual Regional Bioscience Conference
WORTHINGTON — While snow and icy roads delayed the start of Friday’s sessions at the ninth annual Regional Bioscience Conference in Worthington, dozens of people braved the conditions to hear the day’s first speaker, Randy Simonson, talk about the continued growth of Newport Laboratories in China.

By Julie Buntjer , April 19, 2013

Bioscience Conference social time is changed

A public social reception in conjunction with the ninth annual Regional Bioscience Conference will now be at 5:30 p.m. today.

By Daily Globe , April 18, 2013

Column: Worthington Middle School Science Club ready for 'world of possibilities'

Column: Worthington Middle School Science Club ready for 'world of possibilities' WORTHINGTON — The Worthington Middle School Science Club nurtures a love of science and exposes students to many educational and career opportunities available in the fields of science.

By Abbey Fischbach and Tim Doeden, District 518 , April 07, 2012

Algae discussed as food, fuel source at Regional Bioscience Conference

Algae discussed as food, fuel source at Regional Bioscience Conference Cost of breaking material seen as significant challenge
WORTHINGTON — One engineer sees algae as a future biofuel, and one entrepreneur sees algae as a future pharmaceutical and food source. Both were speakers Friday afternoon during the final session at the Regional Bioscience Conference in Worthington.

By Julie Buntjer , March 30, 2012

Opportunities abound in food safety

Bioscience speaker touts new products to reduce foodborne pathogens
WORTHINGTON — Each year, foodborne diseases kill approximately 2.2 million people around the world, and most of them are children. It’s an issue that impacts every country, with an average of 3,000 deaths recorded in the United States alone.

By Julie Buntjer , March 29, 2012

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Conference speaker says food wrongly associated with disease

Conference speaker says food wrongly associated with disease WORTHINGTON — When people say there’s an increased risk of heart disease or cancer by consuming animal food products, Iowa State University animal science associate professor Lance Baumgard wants them to know that risk is a relative term.

By Julie Buntjer , March 29, 2012

Food, fuel debate part of Bioscience Conference

WORTHINGTON — Growing more food on a finite amount of land to feed an increasing global population will undoubtedly require more scientific research and technological advancement, but can American farmers do it all without compromising quality of life and environment?

By Julie Buntjer , March 26, 2012

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Editorial: Development is a Bioscience Conference focus

For the eighth consecutive year, the sharing of innovative ideas — not to mention important networking — will be the focus of the Regional Bioscience Conference.

By Daily Globe , March 20, 2012

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Bioscience Conference speaker hopes to boost networking

Cheryl Matter is senior program director at BioBusiness Alliance of Minnesota
WORTHINGTON — The campus of UCLA may be far removed from the southwest Minnesota prairie, but it’s not difficult for Cheryl Matter to draw comparisons between the two.

By Ryan McGaughey , March 09, 2012

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Man with Round Lake roots to return home to present at Bioscience Conference

Man with Round Lake roots to return home to present at Bioscience Conference Eighth annual event scheduled for March 29-30 at Biotechnology Advancement Center
WORTHINGTON — The upcoming Regional Bioscience Conference will represent a homecoming of sorts for Lance Baumgard.

By Ryan McGaughey , March 02, 2012

Schultz address Bioscience Conference, says today's youths are critical to future growth

Schultz address Bioscience Conference, says today's youths are critical to future growth Rural economic development expert visits Worthington for seventh annual event
WORTHINGTON — Students representing the Worthington Middle Science Club at the Regional Bioscience Conference Friday morning quickly caught Jack Schultz’s eyes.

By Ryan McGaughey , April 08, 2011

Burrill tells Bioscience Conference crowd that biotech industry will continue to grow

Burrill tells Bioscience Conference crowd that biotech industry will continue to grow Bioscience companies have grown in number from 700 to 75,000 in last 25 years
WORTHINGTON — If there were two messages Steven Burrill hoped to leave with the audience Friday morning at the seventh annual Regional Bioscience Conference, it’s that young people today need to embrace science and biology, and that we all will see more changes in technology in the next decade than we’ve seen in the last 2,010 years.

By Ray Crippen , April 08, 2011

Food scientists tackle the mystery of bubbles

University of Manitoba professor to speak Thursday at Bioscience Conference
WORTHINGTON — Beer, bread, breakfast cereal, ice cream and apples all contain a common, simple element most people don’t think about — bubbles. Though they might seem unimportant, bubbles are what give many foods the right texture, and studying them will potentially lead to important advances in food science and the food industry.

April 04, 2011

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Bioscience Conference has evolved in its seven years: Annual event will be hosted for seventh time next month

Bioscience Conference has evolved in its seven years: Annual event will be hosted for seventh time next month WORTHINGTON — What is now known as the Regional Bioscience Conference was initially a simple reception to commemorate the grand opening of Prairie Holding corporate headquarters.

March 30, 2011

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