0:42 No such thing as a 'living' virus ;) What I meant to say was 'intact' or 'virulent' or 'infectious', but maybe 'living' virus sounds better for understanding ;) So would you consider a career in vaccine research and development? Let me know below!
Definitely a very interesting topic! 🤓 especially in times like these! BIG congrats on 4K SUBS!! 🙌 and I must admit the main thing that drove me here is the elephant in the room... new channel name!!!! Love it. Will definitely still miss the Biomed Master though. But I think now I’ll see YOU as the Biomed master and your channel as “Biomeducated” 😎
Thanks, Meri! Haha, an elephant, it's not thaaaat big a deal right ;) same content, different cover :D and if you want (from now on ;)) start to view it like that, go ahead :D hehe
Once you graduate you just need to apply to positions in (bio)pharmaceutical companies that are looking for lab techs with a BSc for those specific job descriptions. For pharmaceutical formulation in particular I think it's best to have some experience with that from you bachelor's internship then. Or perhaps study pharmacy instead of biomed.
I am a medical student. Next year I will graduate as an MD. Is it possible to get into a PhD program in virology or vaccinology? Thank you for your videos!
Dear Sir, thank you very much for such videos like this. May I ask you a question. Currently, I am having a homework assignment about design a mRNA vaccine protocol for the treatment of Covid-19. The deadline for it is January 11th and I don't know where to start because there are many things to know. Can you give me some advice, Sir? Hope you are going well in this pandemic!
That is very close to the deadline you are working there! ;) What do you mean with the 'protocol': the strategy to deploy vaccinations, or the process of development in pharma, or how the research was conducted, or which steps were taken in order to test the safety and efficacy, or...?
@@Biomeducated Thank you so much for replying my comment, Sir. I received it 2 days ago and now I really don't know what to do and where to start :( I'm so sorry to bother you, but can I inbox you to ask you a few questions via Facebok, Sir?
Please the difference between (BSc)biomedical science and (BSc)medical microbiology? What is the more required major between them in the market for the next 10 years and which has better and more job opportunities ?
Hi there! Uhmmm, I think microbiology is even directly more specialized than biomed. Biomed can also give you the option to go into microbiology. The real question is more: what are you planning to do after your B.Sc? I think you can do a M.Sc in microbiology if you have a B.Sc in Biomed, but not (or harder to do so) the other way around. Maybe send me the links between the 2 courses you had in mind?
Omg. My head is really messed up right now. There are so many interesting majors in biology and I don't know which one to choose 😔. I have no one professional about this topic to advice me. Can you help me finding my major? Ok. I wanna research aging, evolution, cures for diseases, lineage of the world population, creating new species.etc. As you can see, I am really messed up. Which major should I choose? Biotechnology, genetic engineering, bioengineering, computational biology? I want a flexible one because I don't know yet what to choose. In Turkey, universities have "molecular biology and genetics" , "bioengineering", and "biology". Maybe I should choose Biology then specialize in Masters degree. I don't know. I wanted to study Europe since US is soo expensive, but it seems there are no biological major taught 100% in English. I am so disappointed and nervous these days even I cannot sleep. Could you inform me please if you have time?
1st of all, you're not messed up, you have a broad interest in life sciences, and that's OK ;) I believe there are some options for international students to get into full English programs in Europe, but you will have to look a bit. Depending on your interests, I would say that biotech/biomed/bio-engineering would be your best options. The computational part will be more and more integrated in all aspects, BUT perhaps you could chose to go in that direction e.g. after your B.Sc. If you would go in Turkey, then the 1st 2 are the best for you. The 'biology' one is too broad and usually covers things like ecology and specific animal groups, because the other ones are sub-biology specialties that became so prominent on their own that they are separate majors nowadays (back in the 1970's all you had was biology, in which then you could specialize for example in molecular biology).
0:42 No such thing as a 'living' virus ;) What I meant to say was 'intact' or 'virulent' or 'infectious', but maybe 'living' virus sounds better for understanding ;)
So would you consider a career in vaccine research and development? Let me know below!
Definitely a very interesting topic! 🤓 especially in times like these!
BIG congrats on 4K SUBS!! 🙌 and I must admit the main thing that drove me here is the elephant in the room... new channel name!!!!
Love it. Will definitely still miss the Biomed Master though. But I think now I’ll see YOU as the Biomed master and your channel as “Biomeducated” 😎
Thanks, Meri! Haha, an elephant, it's not thaaaat big a deal right ;) same content, different cover :D and if you want (from now on ;)) start to view it like that, go ahead :D hehe
You're back! Finally hit the 4k man congrats!!!
Thanks, bud!
I'm in no rush by the way ;)
Nice new channel name man! Well done on the 4k :D
Finally! You're here. Almost thought you went missing ;) :D
and thanks :D
@@Biomeducated Haha yes don't worry, I am here! I've had exams over the last couple of days but I'm back now ;D
@@alessandroc1456 And how did you do? :D
@@Biomeducated Not too bad thanks man! These were "practice" tests, I have the proper exams in a couples of weeks
😂 so a lot more revision to come! :D
Hey great video! Can you give me suggestions about books on biostatistics / bioinformatics
1. Intuitive Biostatistics
2. czcams.com/channels/KbkfKk65PZyRCzUwXOJung.html
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@@Biomeducated Thanks a lot! 😊
@@aehsaasroy4871 You're welcome!
Hi, After graduating from biomedical laboratory science bachelor how can I get into pharmaceutical formulation,R&D or Quality assurance job
Once you graduate you just need to apply to positions in (bio)pharmaceutical companies that are looking for lab techs with a BSc for those specific job descriptions. For pharmaceutical formulation in particular I think it's best to have some experience with that from you bachelor's internship then. Or perhaps study pharmacy instead of biomed.
I am a medical student. Next year I will graduate as an MD. Is it possible to get into a PhD program in virology or vaccinology?
Thank you for your videos!
For sure you can! Best of luck! Choose your lab/PI wisely!
Dear Sir, thank you very much for such videos like this. May I ask you a question. Currently, I am having a homework assignment about design a mRNA vaccine protocol for the treatment of Covid-19. The deadline for it is January 11th and I don't know where to start because there are many things to know. Can you give me some advice, Sir? Hope you are going well in this pandemic!
That is very close to the deadline you are working there! ;) What do you mean with the 'protocol': the strategy to deploy vaccinations, or the process of development in pharma, or how the research was conducted, or which steps were taken in order to test the safety and efficacy, or...?
@@Biomeducated Thank you so much for replying my comment, Sir. I received it 2 days ago and now I really don't know what to do and where to start :( I'm so sorry to bother you, but can I inbox you to ask you a few questions via Facebok, Sir?
Please the difference between (BSc)biomedical science and (BSc)medical microbiology?
What is the more required major between them in the market for the next 10 years and which has better and more job opportunities ?
Hi there! Uhmmm, I think microbiology is even directly more specialized than biomed. Biomed can also give you the option to go into microbiology. The real question is more: what are you planning to do after your B.Sc? I think you can do a M.Sc in microbiology if you have a B.Sc in Biomed, but not (or harder to do so) the other way around. Maybe send me the links between the 2 courses you had in mind?
Omg. My head is really messed up right now. There are so many interesting majors in biology and I don't know which one to choose 😔. I have no one professional about this topic to advice me. Can you help me finding my major? Ok. I wanna research aging, evolution, cures for diseases, lineage of the world population, creating new species.etc. As you can see, I am really messed up. Which major should I choose? Biotechnology, genetic engineering, bioengineering, computational biology? I want a flexible one because I don't know yet what to choose. In Turkey, universities have "molecular biology and genetics" , "bioengineering", and "biology". Maybe I should choose Biology then specialize in Masters degree. I don't know. I wanted to study Europe since US is soo expensive, but it seems there are no biological major taught 100% in English. I am so disappointed and nervous these days even I cannot sleep. Could you inform me please if you have time?
1st of all, you're not messed up, you have a broad interest in life sciences, and that's OK ;) I believe there are some options for international students to get into full English programs in Europe, but you will have to look a bit. Depending on your interests, I would say that biotech/biomed/bio-engineering would be your best options. The computational part will be more and more integrated in all aspects, BUT perhaps you could chose to go in that direction e.g. after your B.Sc. If you would go in Turkey, then the 1st 2 are the best for you. The 'biology' one is too broad and usually covers things like ecology and specific animal groups, because the other ones are sub-biology specialties that became so prominent on their own that they are separate majors nowadays (back in the 1970's all you had was biology, in which then you could specialize for example in molecular biology).
@@Biomeducated I will research about universities in Europe and will look at majors and what is taught in those majors. Thank you.
Hello sir! I had a question. To get into vaccinology what should I study in the initial stage? Like on what subs should I do my bsc on?
It would definitely need some basic knowledge on microbiology and immunology!
What courses (msc) to do after bsc biomed? Could you explain to me?
czcams.com/video/V4jsDG_5C0k/video.html
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