r/biotechnology

Please vendors don't pitch your damn data room below I'm not here to screw around, my background is more in the CRO field and we need to, from now on, share lots of information with our counterparties without getting them into the wrong hand, and we need legal enforceabilities + absolute data security.

I've tried speaking with Ideals, Datasite, Firmex and Papermark already but the first 2 sucks for pricing, 3rd is getting rolled into the 2nd and 4th is way too slow in support and also just doesn't meet our usability standard.

Any experienced folks who have dealt with this before? How did you pick yours?

I am a PCB student , I got less marks in reneet to get a mbbs college but I can get top pvt bams, so I have to choose btw Pvt BAMS AND LPU btech in biotechnology.

So please I want ur help I am already 2 yr dropper.

I want to know the placements:-

1.The real placements for btech biotechnology.

2. The total expense approx for the 4 yr duration.

3.Is btech biotechnology a stable and high ceiling job for future?

If u guys have any other course suggestion please tell, I will forever be grateful!!

I have secured admission both into Imperial College UK and UIUC USA. I am an international student and my objective is to establish a long-term career in biomedical engineering. Hence learning and having an environment which exposes me to opportunities for internships and exposure to the biomedical industry is most important. Which one would you recommend between the two, Imperial College UK or UIUC US? Thanks.

I usually start with a rough sketch, but revisions become painful once collaborators begin changing steps, labels, and visual conventions.

What does your process look like? Do you sketch on paper first, use PowerPoint/BioRender/Illustrator, or build the final figure directly?

I’m especially curious about what takes the most time: deciding the structure, drawing the components, keeping the biology accurate, or handling revisions.