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The Casper College/ University of Wyoming
IDeA Network for Biomedical Excellence (formerly Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network (BRIN)) Undergraduate Fellowship
Program is funded by a grant from the University of Wyoming NIH-INBRE program.
The project provides financial support for stipends, equipment, supplies, and
travel for students and Casper College (CC) and University of Wyoming/Casper
College (UW/CC) faculty engaged in biomedically related research. Students apply
to the CC Biology Department that selects fellows based on academic achievement,
letters of recommendation, and potential for future academic and professional
success in a biomedical field. Student applicants choose to work in Casper on a
specified project with a CC or UW/CC faculty member, or faculty work with
applicants to find suitable summer internships with UW faculty in Laramie.
Opportunities in Casper provide students with experience in the laboratory
working on one of several projects incorporating techniques and concepts
commonly used in a variety of biomedical investigations including microbial
identification, DNA fingerprinting, PCR, electrophoresis, protein expression,
microscopy, data analysis, diagnostic parasitology, and disease
ecology/epidemiology.
Students and Projects
University of Wyoming Links:
UW IDeA Networks for Biomedical
Excellence (INBRE)
College of Health Sciences
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Pharmacy
Chemistry Department
Computer Science
Department
Medical Education & Public Health
Molecular Biology
Zoology & Physiology
UW Microscopy Facility
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