Clayton Yates
Professor , Johns Hopkins University
4th AfroBiotech Conference
October 22, 2023 to October 24, 2023
The 2023 AfroBioTech Conference will showcase the innovation, contributions and leadership from diverse disciplines that can advance biotechnology while also inspiring the next generation of diverse professionals and identifying, communicating, and exploring recent advancements in biotechnology. ...
I am looking forward to this year's AfroBiotech because of the consistent focus on building community! I anticipate that this year's program will invigorate the attendees and long-lasting connections will be made by those who are able to join.
This year, we are excited to announce that the 2023 Diversity and Equity Accelerator through Learning for Startups (DEALS) will be held deirectly following AfrioBiotech at the same venue! Learn more and register here: https://www.aiche.org/deals23
Why you should attend AfroBiotech
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Networking Opportunities: This conference is an excellent platform to connect with professionals, researchers, and experts from various sectors of biotechnology
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Knowledge and Insight: There will be featured presentations, workshops, and panel discussions from leading experts in the industry that will provide valuable insights into the latest research.
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Exposure to New Ideas and Technologies: This conference will showcase cutting-edge technologies and innovations. Attending can expose you to new ideas, products, and services that may have practical applications in research or business ventures.
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Exchanging Knowledge and Best Practices: You will have the opportunity to share your own experiences, research findings, and best practices with the broader biotech community.
Featured Speakers & Events
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Edward Botchwey
Professor, Geogia Tech -
Sarah Richardson
CEO, Microbyre -
Leopold N. Green
Assistant Professor, Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, Purdue University -
Briana Simms
Assistant Professor of Chemistry, University of Cincinnati -
Lakeita Servance
Educational Outreach Manager, Project ENGAGES -
Wilton Williams
Associate Professor in Surgery, Duke University -
Aaron Streets
Associate Professor of Bioengineering, University of California, Berkeley -
Michelle Gaines
Assistant Professor, Spelman College -
Angela Alexander-Bryant
Associate Professor , Clemson University -
Pamela Price
Deputy Director, The Balm In Gilead, Inc. -
David Rockcliffe
Program Director, National Science Foundation -
Antentor O Hinton, Jr.
Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular Physiology and Biophysic, Vanderbilt School of Medicine Basic Sciences -
Sossena Wood, PhD
Assistant Professor in Biomedical Engineering , Carnegie Mellon University -
Timothy L. Downing
Associate Professor , UC Irvine -
Sahee Abdelmomin
Associate, Virtual Health -
Thomas C. Tubon, Jr.
Chief Workforce Development Officer, BioMADE
