Developing Scientific Knowledge Through Research-Intensive Training
The Departments of Developmental Biology, Cell Biology, & Regenerative Medicine (DCBRM) offer both 1-year and 2-year postbaccalaureate research programs designed to provide college graduates with additional research experience to make them competitive for advanced careers in biomedical science. Both programs provide a fully funded research position in labs performing cutting edge research.
Application Window Opens December 1, 2024
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Xinhang Dong presents poster on “Expansion Microscopy of Axonemal Dyneins in Islet Primary Cilia”
Xinhang (Class of ’26) shared her research at Washington University School of Medicine Diabetes Day on November 7th, 2024. She is nearing a first-author paper on her exciting work.
Katerina Trachtova presents poster on “Generating a Pediatric Single-Cell and Spatial Kidney Atlas”
Katerina (Class of ’26) was awarded a travel award for the Kidney Precision Medicine Project (KPMP) meeting on September 16th-17th in Bethseda, Maryland. She presented a poster of her work within the Dr. Sanjay Jain lab.
Sarah Stamp presents at European Zebrafish Society Conference
Sarah Stamp (Class of ’24) proudly presented her research at the 2023 European Zebrafish Society Conference in Krakow, Poland.
Alvin Randall presents at European Zebrafish Society Conference
Alvin Randall (Class of ’23) proudly presented his research at the 2023 European Zebrafish Society Conference in Krakow, Poland.
Julianna Determan presents poster at ISSCR and releases first publication
Julianna Determan of the 2023 class presented a poster titled “Patient stem cell-derived models of brain development with pathogenic DNMT3A mutation exhibit altered physiology, growth, and function” at ISSCR. She also participated in her first publication “Regulation of human coritcal interneuron development b the chromatin remodeling protein CHD2” in Scientific Reports.
This program is co-coordinated by the Department of Developmental Biology, the Department of Cell Biology & Physiology, and the Center of Regenerative Medicine.