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INBRE student highlights
Wesley College Scholars Day

Wesley students show off their academic and research excellence at this increasingly popular annual event.

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CRISPR in the classroom

Delaware Technical Community College students learn about this cutting-edge technology, thanks to a partnership with Christiana Care.

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NSF award

For the fourth time, a Delaware INBRE Summer Scholar alum is among the recipients of the NSF Graduate Fellowship.

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    INBRE Grant Renewed for 4th Round!

    UD-led program receives $23.5M for biomed research

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    INBRE program funded by NIH and State of Delaware for another five years!!

    $23.5 MILLION TO EXPAND DELAWARE’S BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH PIPELINE

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    Cannon Scholars earn 4 award-certificates at 257th National ACS (American Chemical Society) Meeting

    NSF S-STEM Cannon Scholars, Khadijah Bland (junior, biological chemistry), Kylea Lankford (senior, biology), Austin Lonski (senior, biological chemistry), Rachel Piper (junior, biological chemistry), Omasan Uyebi (senior, biology), and Jeremy Wirick (senior, biological chemistry), pitched their undergraduate research-project outcomes as four posters at the 257th National ACS Meeting, in Orlando, FL, March 31-April 4, 2019. Two projects delved on the analysis of organic compound dissolution in a variety of solvents, another looked at organic compound decomposition by microbes, and the fourth project detailed chemistry outreach activities to elementary and middle school students. Dr. Malcolm J. D’Souza, Professor of Chemistry & Dean of Interdisciplinary/Collaborative Sponsored Research was principal mentor on all four Delaware-EPSCoR (WiCCED), Delaware-INBRE, and NASA-DESGC supported projects, and Dr. Kevin Shuman, Assistant Director of STEM Initiatives, co-mentored the microbiology component of one project. The four biological chemistry majors earned award-certificates for their presentation. 

     

    Photo (l to r): D’Souza, Uyebi, Bland, Lankford, Wirick, Piper, Lonski

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