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Virtual BIOCOMM 2021 - Staying Connected
Due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, for the first time ever BIOCOMM, the annual meeting of the BCA will become a year of virtual events. Monthly Zoom sessions of workshops, plenary presentations, Infoshare and our annual Business Meeting and Town Hall meetings will be spread throughout 2021.
Virtual BIOCOMM 2021 gives us an opportunity to stay connected while continuing to learn and network. There will be a range of topics throughout the year such as Forensic Radiology, Kirlian Photography and Photomicroscopy.
The March Virtual BIOCOMM event is Infoshare!
Do you have a favorite app that you can't live without?
A really cool technique that speeds up your workflow?
Repurposed some old equipment to perform new tasks?
Found a new toy? Made a new toy?
If so, we all want to hear about it! You are invited to share a 5 minute "show and tell" of your idea, gadget, or technique.
If you have something to share please let us know. You can email Connie Johansen, Director Conferences with your idea and she will put you on the Infoshare presentation list. We will also be accepting "unplanned" presentations during our Zoom meeting in case the feeling moves you!
Join us on March 9 for this free BIOCOMM event moderated by Jim Koepfler.
Please join us for Virtual BIOCOMM 2021. All are welcome to attend! Come and participate and meet new colleagues.
Our in-person annual meeting BIOCOMM 2022 will be in Santa Fe, New Mexico May 17‑22, 2022.
The BioCommunications Association is pleased to announce the BioImages 2020 Salon! The Salon entries are now posted in the BioImages Gallery. Many thanks to the Judges for their hard work and expertise selecting this year's Salon and Award winners.
The Journal of Biocommunication
View issue 44-2 of the Journal of Biocommunication online. Articles included:
- Thomas St. John Merrill’s 25 Years Ago in the JBPA/JBP
- Two research posters presented by recent graduates from the University of Toronto’s Biomedical Communications Program
- “Highly Standardized Rotational Photography of the Torso” by David Teplica, Daniel Schuleman, and Vanston Masri
- Our JBC Showcase features the amazing photographic imagery of Danielle Edwards, BCA's 2020 Louis Schmidt Laureate.
- Two galleries, the first features the AMI’s 2020 Annual Meeting Salon exhibition and the second features the BCA’s 2020 BioImages exhibition.
In this edition of the news we bring you four stories of how BCA members have adapted to Covid-19 in their different workplaces. Read new member profile of Peter Kinchington and recap on the latest BCA Zoom events. Did you know that one of our founders was also an artist? Read these and many other stories in BCA news.
