Learn about cell structure, DNA, RNA, and proteins, and how
they form the foundation of biotechnology.

Explore how scientists modify genes using tools like CRISPR
and recombinant DNA technology.

Discover how bacteria, yeast, and other
microbes are used in food production, medicine, and biofuel creation.

Learn how biotech is used to develop vaccines,
antibiotics, insulin, and cancer treatments.

Study genetically modified crops, pest-resistant plants,
and techniques to improve food quality and yield.

See how biotechnology is applied to waste
management, pollution control, and renewable energy.

Discuss the social, legal, and ethical issues surrounding
genetic modification and biotechnology research.

Gain exposure to basic biotech lab techniques such as
micropipetting, gel electrophoresis, and bacterial culture handling.

Explore cutting-edge developments like synthetic biology,
bioinformatics, and personalized medicine.