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Are you an undergraduate researcher looking for fun things to do this summer?

Check out University-wide summer events hosted by Summer Programs and Conferences or visit the WashU Summer events page. 

News & Events

February 28, 2017

Great NIH program for those interested in a PhD in Biomedical Sciences

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) currently funds 34 Postbaccalaureate Research Education Programs (PREP) that aim to provide recently graduated students with additional or enhanced research experience, professional development, and academic preparation, increasing their competitiveness and preparation for graduate training. Click on link above for more information.

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Making an Appointment

Making an Appointment

Have questions about undergraduate research?

Visit the WashU Advisor Appointment Calendar to make an appointment with the Office of Undergraduate Research, or visit Dean Kiefer during walk-in hours on Friday afternoons from 2:30-5 p.m.

For appointments, Dean Joy Kiefer’s password: leader. Dean Helen Human's password: human.
 

Remember to check in at the College of Arts & Sciences office on the first floor of Cupples II, Room 104.

Need help printing a poster?

The OUR can print your poster. To schedule an appointment, email undergradresearch@wustl.edu. 

Opportunities

May 24, 2018

Share your research at the National NOBCChE Conference

Deadline for abstracts and travel grants is June 1

Undergraduate, graduate students and professionals are invited to share their research at the 45th National NOBCChE Conference by submitting either oral or poster presentations. The conference will be held September 17-20, 2018, in Orlando, Florida. Submission deadline for abstracts and travel grants is June 1, 2018. Click on link above to learn more.

May 23, 2018

Research Opportunity for Undergrads in Biomedical Research Lab

The Alexander-Brett Lab is seeking undergraduates to join its research team for summer 2018 and during the 2018-2019 school year. Dr. Jen Alexander-Brett is a physician-scientist researcher and clinician doing basic translational research. She and her team study pulmonary disease using a host of techniques from basic biochemistry, cell biology, animal models and human studies. 

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