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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
Major Events
  • 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.
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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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