This program is intended to support promising undergraduates in the sciences or engineering, in a mentored research project that introduces the student to academic research.The structure of the research plan should involve a mentored research experience, wherein the undergraduate student is responsible for addressing an appropriate self-contained question relevant to the mentor’s larger ongoing study.
I am thrilled to have the opportunity to mentor such wonderful undergraduate students! We are so thankful to the Mindlin Foundation for recognizing their potential, and for the value of their research contributions.
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| Hien Vu, Senior |
Dr. Wilson Sayres, faculty in the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University, and Bich (Hien) Vu, a senior at Arizona State University majoring in Biological Sciences (Genetics, Cell and Developmental Biology), have been selected to receive Mindlin Foundation funding in support of their proposal, "Patterns of evolution across vertebrate sex determining genes."
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| Shawn Rupp, Junior |
2 comments:
I got my start in research through a similar program supported by HHMI. Sadly, HHMI cut funding for the program recently. These types of awards can make a huge difference in a young scientist's career. Congrats!!
So glad to hear it! Thank you for sharing, Cindy.
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