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Title: |
NSF REU Undergraduate Summer Internship In Cellular Engineering |
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Research Fields: |
Cellular Engineering |
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Institution: |
Rice University - Institute of Biosciences and Bioengineering |
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Location: |
Houston, TX |
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Start Date: |
May, 2008 |
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Length: |
10 weeks |
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Contact: |
K.A. M'Carver · NSF REU ·
713-348-6034 · kimberly@rice.edu
Rice University Institute of Biosciences and Bioengineering
NSF REU in Cellular Engineering
W100 George R. Brown Hall
Rice University MS 144
6100 Main Street
Houston TX 77005-1892
Fax: 713-348-2196
E-mail: ibb@rice.edu |
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Eligibility: |
Any student with a science and/or engineering background who will be a
university undergraduate during the time of their internship. Must be a
U.S. citizen or permanent resident. |
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Application deadline: |
February 15, 2009 |
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Application Requirements: |
http://cohesion.rice.edu/NaturalSciences/NSFREU/emplibrary/nsfreuflyer08.pdf
Send completed application
form, resume, current transcripts, and two letters of recommendation to:
IBB NSF REU Summer Internship
Program in Cellular Engineering
Attn: K. A. M’Carver
Rice University
IBB-MS 144
6100 Main Street
Houston, TX 77005.
Fax 713-348-2196
Ph 713-348-6034
Email kimberly@rice.edu. |
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Compensation: |
A $4,200 stipend
Up to $500 in travel support
On-campus housing |
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Web Site: |
http://cohesion.rice.edu/naturalsciences/nsfreu/index.cfm?doc_id=11338 |
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Additional Notes: |
FAQs Trainees will be selected by a committee using the following
criteria: GPA, number of relevant courses completed, previous research
experience, letters of recommendation and an assessment of their
motivation, drive and originality. A strong interest in obtaining an
interdisciplinary education in biology and bioengineering will be a
prerequisite for inclusion in the training program. Preference will be
given to students who wish to do research in their cross-discipline
(e.g. a student majoring in bioengineering who wants to do research in a
biology lab), or who will be conducting research projects that
necessitate their spending significant amounts of time in both
bioengineering and biology labs. Students will typically participate
during the summer following their second and/or third years and will be
expected to continue their research during the following academic year(s)
on a for-credit basis. |