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[14 May 2012 | Comments Off | ]

Are you interested in studying how the earth responds to climate change, or do you wish to slow climate change by helping to develop new energy systems? There are two Integrated Graduate Education, Research and Training (IGERT) programs at Cornell with multiple opportunities for graduate students! Come learn more about the programs and how to apply!

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[11 May 2012 | Comments Off | ]

At Life Technologies, we believe in the power of science to transform life and the power of people to make it happen. If you’re ready to take charge of your impact in the world, you can do it here. We’re a diverse group of individuals dedicated to improving the human condition and united in the privilege of shaping discovery and improving life

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[11 May 2012 | Comments Off | ]

The Biomedical Exploratory Program will introduce undergraduates to research, laboratory techniques, pre-graduate school planning and resources, and mentor students year-round to increase their competitiveness for graduate school in the biomedical/behavioral sciences.

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[7 May 2012 | Comments Off | ]

Thank you for your interest in the Southern California Undergraduate Math Day, brought to you by UCSD’s AWM Chapter Undergraduate Math Conference. Here are the basics:

Who: Southern California Math Majors or Prospective Math Majors

What: A day to learn about what math majors do, hear talks from graduate students about what math research is all about, present your research if you’ve done any and hear talks from other undergraduates and invited speakers.

Where: University of California, San Diego – Applied Physics and Mathematics Building Room 7421

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[30 Apr 2012 | Comments Off | ]

Attend this free workshop to learn about Predoctoral funding opportunities from the National Science Foundation and the National Academy of Sciences.

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[23 Apr 2012 | Comments Off | ]

The Vanderbilt Institute of Nanoscale Science and Engineering is seeking a highly-ambitious student majoring in science or engineering to fill a vacancy. Candidates must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and have a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.5 with not less than a 3.4 grade-point average in his/her supporting science, engineering and math courses. Students should submit a brief statement (100 words or less) to me at don.c.brunson@vanderbilt.edu describing their research interest in nanoscience or nanoscale engineering no later than the close of business on Friday, April 27, 2012.

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[19 Apr 2012 | Comments Off | ]

The Center for Energy Efficient Electronics Science (E3S) at the University of California, Berkeley will host its annual Summer Research Workshop from August 5-11, 2012. This program is open to…
The one-week workshop introduces energy efficient electronics science to undergraduates who are motivated by science and engineering. We have research programs in nanoelectronics, nanomechanics, nanophotonics and nanomagnetics. Summer workshop participants have the opportunity to learn more about E3S research.

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[15 Apr 2012 | Comments Off | ]
SDSU LSAMP Students Win at National Research Conference

Students Win at National Research Conference
Chantal Gonzalez and Phillip Webster take home the gold at the Emerging Researchers National Conference.

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[15 Apr 2012 | Comments Off | ]

Hello Scholars,
Interested in pursuing doctoral studies in the behavioral sciences?
Curious about the challenges of graduate school?
Attend this free networking seminar and learn from the Ph.D. panelists.
Clinical, Social, Public Health/Behavior Health and Epidemiology represented.

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[15 Apr 2012 | Comments Off | ]

Hello Scholars,
Are you interested in pursuing a Ph.D.? M.D./Ph.D.?
Curious about the life of a Ph.D. student and the challenges of graduate school?
Do you want recommendations on how to better prepare for masters or doctoral programs?
Attend this free Ph.D. panel to seek advice from graduate students, network and get your questions answered!