Research Experience for Undergraduates on the Structure and Function of Proteins at the University of South Alabama

Research Experience for Undergraduates on the Structure and Function of Proteins at the University of South Alabama Application deadline: February 21, 2014 The University of South Alabama offers an interdisciplinary undergraduate research program sponsored by the National Science Foundation to work for 10 weeks over the summer semester in the area of "Structure and Function of Proteins".  Students accepted to the program must have a strong interest in basic research, and are expected to work full time in their projects under the direction of faculty advisors. Important Information Applicants must be US citizens or Permanent Residents (Green Card). Students must have completed one of the following courses or course sequences before the summer: Organic Chemistry sequence, Biochemistry sequence, Thermodynamics or Statics. All participants receive a stipend, free housing, food allowance and travel expenses. Minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. Neither the University of South Alabama nor the National Science Foundation can provide health insurance to participants in the program. All participants are fully responsible for their own health insurance coverage. Accepted students are required to adhere to all policies of the University of South Alabama Student Handbook (The Lowdown) and Residence Life Handbook.        The Application form is available on the program website You may complete the application a...

Source: ScanGrants feed - January 16, 2014 Category: Research Authors: University of South Alabama Source Type: funding