Janet Currie, President of Bank of America Greater Maryland, presented the Biotechnical Institute of Maryland (BTI) with a $30,000 grant to support its successful efforts to train unemployed and underemployed Baltimore City residents for entry level laboratory professional jobs.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced that BTI will is one of 17 recipients of new grants totaling nearly $5 million via the American Rescure Plan Act to train under- and unemployed Baltimore City residents.

After two years of pandemic precautions, BioSciConcepts (BSC) has begun offering its popular hands-on workshops at the BioTechnical Institute of Maryland.

BTI Executive Director Dr. Brandy Carter recently appeared as a panelist on Associated Black Charities' "Equity at Work" webinar series exploring the research, data, and lived experiences of Black workers without college degrees who pursue skills-based jobs.

BTI Scientific Director Tim Fawcett, Ph.D., and Executive Director Brandy Carter, Ph.D., were recently interviewed by Johns Hopkins Medicine, highlighting the work of BTI in preparing a skilled workforce.

Dr. Brandy Carter was one of three authors of an op-ed in the Baltimore Sun urging the Maryland General Assembly to vote for needed funding for the Maryland Transit Administration's public transit system.

Executive Director Dr. Brandy Carter spoke to the Maryland Life Sciences Board about BTI’s success in training unemployed and under-employed high school graduates for laboratory careers in Life Sciences

The BioTechnical Institute of Maryland Board today announced the appointment of Dr. Brandy Carter as Executive Director. 

The Baltimore Business Journal spoke with Interim Executive Director Kathleen Weiss and Scientific Director Timothy Fawcett for its weekly "Coping" Q & A column on April 23, 2021.