can explain antibodies to a non- scientist Has worked on bispecific antibodies Works for a major pharma company is attending PEGS for the first time has raised funding or pitched to investors Has published a first-author paper is looking for collaborators for an experiment Works at or created their own start up company has presented a poster at a conference is looking for a mentor traveled here from another country has worked with Fc engineering Has experience with phage displays Has transitioned from academia to industry Is a graduate student is from the Boston Metro area has a conference tote bag collection traveled here from the West Coast works in manufacturing /CDMO has been with their company for 5+ years has an epic "lab fail" story has worked in assay development has worked in protein engineering has had data disappear before a presentation can explain antibodies to a non- scientist Has worked on bispecific antibodies Works for a major pharma company is attending PEGS for the first time has raised funding or pitched to investors Has published a first-author paper is looking for collaborators for an experiment Works at or created their own start up company has presented a poster at a conference is looking for a mentor traveled here from another country has worked with Fc engineering Has experience with phage displays Has transitioned from academia to industry Is a graduate student is from the Boston Metro area has a conference tote bag collection traveled here from the West Coast works in manufacturing /CDMO has been with their company for 5+ years has an epic "lab fail" story has worked in assay development has worked in protein engineering has had data disappear before a presentation
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
can explain antibodies to a non-scientist
Has worked on bispecific antibodies
Works for a major pharma company
is attending PEGS for the first time
has raised funding or pitched to investors
Has published a first-author paper
is looking for collaborators for an experiment
Works at or created their own start up company
has presented a poster at a conference
is looking for a mentor
traveled here from another country
has worked with Fc engineering
Has experience with phage displays
Has transitioned from academia to industry
Is a graduate student
is from the Boston Metro area
has a conference tote bag collection
traveled here from the West Coast
works in manufacturing /CDMO
has been with their company for 5+ years
has an epic "lab fail" story
has worked in assay development
has worked in protein engineering
has had data disappear before a presentation