Congratulations to the 8 students who presented their research at the National IDeA Symposium on Biomedical Research Excellence. This conference held on June 23-26 in Washington, D.C. showcased biomedical research conducted by the IDeA funded programs throughout the country. The students include: Aysha Evans from Alcorn State University Airones James from Alcorn State University Katie…
DetailsOn May 21-June 1, 30 undergraduate students embarked on the beginning of their summer research experience with a two week training camp. The students were welcomed by My Brother’s Keeper and Mississippi INBRE. During the training camp, students were able to learn about professionalism and conducting research as well as received certifications they will use…
DetailsOn May 13-18, Mississippi INBRE welcomed 34 undergraduates to the campus of The University of Southern Mississippi to begin their summer research experience! During the biomedical research training camp, students learned laboratory basics and professionalism from experts in these fields. These students represent: Alcorn State University Copiah Lincoln Community College Delta State University East Mississippi…
Details2017 Mississippi INBRE Research Scholars are already hitting the news with their exciting achievements! Tougaloo College graduate, Maurice Whalen has been working hard to continue his education. With the goal to be a physical therapist, Maurice was accepted into the top PT program in the nation at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Congratulations, Maurice!…
DetailsOn Thursday, April 5, 2018, about 70 students gathered at Tougaloo College to present their research. The students represented Millsaps College, Mississippi College and Tougaloo College at this 15th year of the Tougaloo College-Mississippi College Undergraduate Research Symposium. Several Mississippi INBRE Scholars were present at this event including three of our newest Mississippi INBRE Scholars…
DetailsOn March 20, 2018 four Mississippi INBRE Scholars presented their research as a part Posters in the Rotunda. This state-wide event showcased some of the top research done in the State of Mississippi in the Capitol Building. Thirty-three students from the state of Mississippi were chosen for this prestigious honor. Students at the event represented…
DetailsOn Friday, March 9, 23 researchers gathered together at The Westin Jackson in Jackson, Miss. for a grant writing workshop hosted by Mississippi INBRE. This workshop, featuring Dr. John D. Robertson of Grant Writers’ Seminars & Workshops, led attendees through the process of writing grant proposals from the initial phase of developing an idea throughout…
DetailsDr. Ghanshyam Heda, professor of biology at Mississippi University for Women, has received the Mississippi INBRE Research Development Award for the eighth consecutive year to continue his research. Dr. Heda joined MUW in 2008, where he has led student research, seeking better treatment for cystic fibrosis patients. He has mentored numerous students during this time,…
Details2015 Mississippi INBRE Research Scholar, Christine Beck has worked hard to further her research since being a part of the Mississippi INBRE Research Scholars program. After completing the program, she was able to present her research at the Annual Mississippi Academy of Sciences meeting; at the first annual Posters in the Rotunda at the Capitol…
DetailsThis Mississippi INBRE-funded Genomics Core, housed at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, has seen more than 200 projects from at least 15 UMMC departments and multiple other Mississippi institutions in the past two academic years alone. Under the direction of Dr. Michael Garrett, professor of pharmacology and toxicology, this lab has flourished since its…
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