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Hawaii INBRE receives $18.95 million to fund statewide undergraduate college science education, research

 News & Announcements
Jul 022018
 

The five-year grant, based at the John A. Burns School of Medicine, will enrich the college science experience statewide for students at universities and community colleges. Read more here:INBRE IV on UH Med Now

  INBRE III Program Meeting and Biomedical Sciences & Health Disparities Symposium on April 19, 2018   5th Annual Leeward CC Undergraduate Research Symposium

Upcoming Events

Jan
7
Mon
all-day Spring ’19 SRE Applications due ...
Spring ’19 SRE Applications due ...
Jan 7 – Jan 21 all-day
Student Research Experience (SRE) Applications for Spring 2019 will open January 7, 2019, and will be due January 21, 2019. Questions? Contact your respective Campus Coordinator or inbre@hawaii.edu
Apr
25
Thu
all-day 2019 Biomedical Sciences and Hea... @ UH Cancer Center
2019 Biomedical Sciences and Hea... @ UH Cancer Center
Apr 25 – Apr 26 all-day
 
Oct
6
Sun
all-day 2019 IDeA Western Regional Meeting @ Rio Hotel
2019 IDeA Western Regional Meeting @ Rio Hotel
Oct 6 – Oct 9 all-day
 
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Research Opportunities Database

The goal of the Research Opportunities Database is to provide information to the INBRE community pertaining to research opportunities for SRE students as well as biomedical resources available within our greater research community in Hawaii. There is a wide diversity of expertise and focus offered by our participating faculty and we encourage you to utilize this as a resource for building collaborations and enriching your Hawaii INBRE experience.

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