
Future Life Sciences Complex
| Announcement
for Freshmen and Sophomores |
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Health
Professions Seminar designed for (pre-medical,
dental, vet, optometry, physical therapy and physician
assistant) freshmen and sophomores on Thursday, December
3, 2009 in BIOL 204. Contact Patavia
C. Whaley, M.H.R.,
Health
Professions Academic Counselor, 940.565.2051,for more
info.
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| Internship/Summer Research Training Opportunities |
Student
Summer Internship Program in
Biomedical Research at NIH.
Deadline March 1, 2010. Contact Dr. James
Duban or Kurt
Krause for more details.
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Ronald
E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Research Training (McNair) at UNTHSC.
Deadline: April 2, 2010. Contact McNair Scholars Program,
1-866-21-REACH, Minnie
Zavala for details.
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Summer
Multicultural Advanced Research Training ( SMART) at UNTHSC.
Deadline: April 2, 2010. Contact SMART Program, 1-866-21-REACH, Minnie
Zavala for details.
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Summer
Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program (SURF) at UT
Southwestern Medical Center. Deadline February
9, 2010. Contact Dr. Nancy Street, SURF Director, Southwestern
Graduate School, (214) 648-2352, SURF@utsouthwestern.edu for
more details.
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Quantitative
and Physical Sciences Summer Undergraduate Research
Fellowship Program (QP-SURF) at UT
Southwestern Medical Center. Deadline February
9, 2010. Contact Dr. Nancy Street, SURF Director, Southwestern
Graduate School, (214) 648-2352, QP-SURF@utsouthwestern.edu for
more details.
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Summer
School in Computational Neuroscience at U
of Ottawa. (free tuition)
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Welcome Drs. Amanda Wright and David
Hoeinghaus, our new faculty!
| Departmental
Weekly Seminar Fridays, 2 pm, ENV 125 |
Nov. 20
Michael Udvardi
Samuel Roberts Nobel Foundation
“Medicago
Functional Genomics”
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Dec. 4
David Hoeinghaus
UNT, Department of Biological Sciences
“Responses of aquatic communities and ecosystem
function to Environmental change”
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| Faculty
Position in Bioinformatics |
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The University of North Texas (UNT) seeks candidates for
a position in Bioinformatics at the rank of tenure-track
Assistant Professor. Candidates will be expected to develop
an identifiable research program, obtain extramural funding,
and support instructional needs at the graduate and undergraduate
levels. The position is anticipated to be a joint appointment
between Biological Sciences, Computer Science and Engineering,
or Mathematics, depending upon the candidate’s areas
of expertise. (see
more details)
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Life Sciences Complex -
Building Project
Life Sciences Complex
under construction live webcam
The new $33.2 million Life Sciences Complex broke ground on Oct.
4, 2008. Construction of the new building begins next to the current
Biology Building. The four-story, 87,000-square-foot building is
expected to open in 2010. It will house developmental physiology
and genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology and plant science.
The building will have a rooftop greenhouse, and an atrium space
serving as the main entrance for the complex with the state-of-the-art
research labs.
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