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Course Requirements

The IGERT program does not typically add any course load on top of the total course load (credit-wise) of the participating graduate programs. However, the IGERT program does require fellows to broaden their horizons by taking two integrative courses on stem cells developed for the program and atleast one extra-disciplinary course. These courses can be treated as the graduate electives for the home graduate programs, so the average student will not need to take any extra courses beyond their PhD course requirements. Additionally, a special topics course(s) regarding ethics and professionalism will be required.  Further information on this can be obtained through the IGERT program office.

As summarized above, all IGERT fellows will be required to take atleast 3 courses and a special topics course(s).  The two courses established specifically for this program are Stem Cell Bioengineering and Tool Box for Stem Cell Engineering.  A few of the possible extra-disciplinary electives are listed below.  For a full listing, please contact the IGERT program office.

LifeSciencesPhysical SciencesEngineering Sciences
148:514 Molecular Biology of Cells150:529 Intro to Colloid/Surface Chemistry125:573 Kinetics, Thermodynamics, and Transport in Biomedicine
148:504 Developmental Biology160:509 Organic Chemistry of Polymers642:527 Methods of Applied Mathematics
415:511/2 Biochemistry160:537,8 Biophysical Chemistry I,II125:574 Biomaterials & Biomechanics
618:548 Cell Surface Receptors750:506 Modern Experimental Techniques650:530 Fluid Mechanics I
695:601 Advanced Cell Biology 750:627/8: Surface Science I, II 125:586 Stem Cell Biology & Bioengineering
Major Events
  • IRIF:Megan Anderson Fri., 12/11 in BME-122, 12-1 pm
    Enhanced Survival of Progeny of Neural Stem Cells in Response to Trace Eyeblink Conditioning
  • IRIF:Andrew LHuillier Thurs., 11/19 in BME-122, 12-1pm
    Mesenchymal Stem Cell Mediated Immunosuppression and IDO Metabolites
  • RESCHEDULED: Bioindustry Ethics Luncheon Part II w/ David Finegold (IGERT Fellows ONLY) 11/5/09
    Part II of the Ethics Luncheon will be rescheduled to the Spring semester IRIF schedule.
  • IRIF:Dr. Debu Banerjee 10/22 in BME-122, 12-1 pm
    Therapeutic applications of bone marrrow derived Mesenchmal stem cells
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    More News

  • Congratulations!
    IGERT Fellows Aaron Carlson and Mohamed Sadik took 1st and 3rd place (respectively) in the Poster Presentations at the 3rd Annual NJ Stem Cell Symposium held Thursday, September 24, 2009. Aaron Carlson's poster was titled “3-D Electrospun Polymer Scaffolds Promote Human Embryonic Stem Cell Self-Renewal and Controlled Organization". Mohamed presented “Electroporation-Mediated Molecular Delivery”. Jonathan Davilla took 2nd place with “Identification of Biologically Functional microRNAs in Human ESCs by Ago2 Immunoprecipitation and Sequencing”. The keynote address was delivered by Hakim Djaballah, PhD of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
  • Congratulations to Professor Ki-Bum Lee, Stem Cell IGERT Faculty in Chemistry and Chemical Biology, who is the recipient of the NIH Director’s New Innovator award, 2009.
    The NIH Director's New Innovator Award program is designed specifically to support unusually creative early stage investigators with highly innovative research ideas at an early stage of their career.
  • IGERT fellow wins award:
    Congratulations to IGERT fellow Nicole Plourde who was recipient of the 2009 Schering-Plough Innovation Award. She was presented with an awards plaque and a check for $5000 at a ceremony on Thursday, April 16th.
  • Chris Ricupero featured on Epigenie interview
    Follow link here for full interview.
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