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Inquire Here
Who is eligible for the Rutgers IGERT-IEB program?
- The program is targeted at undergraduate seniors and first year graduate students whose baccalaureate degree is/will be in Life Sciences; Physics; Chemistry; Biomedical Engineering; Chemical Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Materials Engineering or related fields.
- Only U.S. citizens and U.S. permanent residents are eligible for NSF support; international students on F-1, J-1, H-1 visas are not eligible.
- The Rutgers IGERT-IEB program is particularly interested in recruiting and developing highly qualified minority students (US citizens/permanent residents) from underrepresented communities.
How do I apply?
- If you are interested in being considered for the IGERT fellowship, fill in a query here in 30 seconds, and you will be a candidate.
- The complete application form can be downloaded as a Word file, filled in electronically, and emailed to the IGERT Program Manager. Reference letters can be emailed separately.
- For students in institutions other than Rutgers applying to the IGERT, a full application to the Graduate School, New Brunswick, is also necessary, and can be downloaded here.
Other Questions?
Contact the Program Manager, Dr. Linda Anthony, lanthony@soemail.rutgers.edu
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New IGERT funded - applications due
The Stem Cell IGERT has been funded. Please turn in your applications for the 2008/9 school year by the end of the day, Tuesday, August 19.
Next IRIF - Tuesday, July 29: Christina Sever, IGERT trainee, and Dr. Joachim Kohn
Conducting basic research while managing translational potential and intellectual property: how to have the best of both worlds. 11:45 am - 1 pm, BME 122
Next IRIF: Wed. April 30th: Research Talk, Jocie Cherry, IGERT Trainee
11:45 am - 1 pm, Room CCR-201 (Note: change of location!)
Congratulations to IGERT Trainee Kevin Nikitczuk,
awarded 2-year pre-doctoral fellowship from New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research for his research "Immune Targeting using an Engineered Vaccine Delivery System", advised by Professors Martin Yarmush and Edmund Lattime.
View all major events >>
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IGERT Inaugural Celebration and Research Seminars
Rutgers IGERT on Biointerfaces holds Inaugural Celebration and Research Seminars on January 30, 2004
New IGERT Graduate Fellows
The Fall 2004 class of IGERT Graduate fellows has been announced. To view information about the new fellows, please click here.
NIH Postdoctoral Program
Rutgers has been awarded the first NIH postdoctoral program in Tissue Engineering. Rutgers to house the first NIH-resource center for polymeric biomaterials.
ISURF Launched
New Undergraduate Research Frontiers Program, ISURF launched June 2004
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