Summer Internships in Plant Genomics

10 week paid summer internships are available for visiting undergraduate students , secondary science teachers , and faculty at primarily undergraduate-serving institutions. The goal of the program is to provide mentored research experiences in plant genomics and build relationships in the greater scientific community for visiting participants and the whole project team.

This program is funded by three National Science Foundation grants to participating laboratories to work on the functional genomics of Arabidopsis chloroplasts and peroxisomes, as well as the biochemistry and developmental biology of tomato glandular trichomes.

Interested? If so, click on one of the following:

Undergraduate Students
Secondary Science Teachers
Undergraduate Faculty

Click here for information about participating laboratories

Information about past programs:
2006
2007


Project undergraduate students get trained to score plant morphology

 

 

Plant Genomics @ MSU is a summer outreach program funded by a National Science Foundation
grant to Michigan State University. Did you find a bug or an error? Please let us know.


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