The BioTechnical Institute of Maryland (BTI), which works with unemployed adults to transition them to careers in the life sciences industry, was among 12 non-profit organizations selected nationally to receive a $232,000 grant that will help the organization continue its training program, BioSTART to Lab Associates.

Through the training program, BTI will recruit, select and work with 30 Baltimore City residents between the ages of 18 – 29. The BTI participants are gaining occupational skills training in the life sciences as well as scientific training and certification for placements with organizations in biotechnology, pharma and related industries.

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