Articles tagged with Undergraduate Science
Fourteen US colleges have won the Merck/AAAS Undergraduate Science Research Program, receiving up to $60,000 in funding. The program supports research collaborations and stipends for undergraduate students
The Merck/AAAS Undergraduate Science Research Program has awarded $60,000 to 15 US colleges for research programs emphasizing chemistry and biology. The program aims to enhance undergraduate education through research experiences and encourage students to pursue graduate education in chemistry and life sciences.
A team of researchers from the University of Georgia has created a working model that explains how biological clocks work at the molecular level. The discovery has significant implications for understanding diseases such as cancer and sleep disorders, which are often linked to clock gene regulation.
The Pauletta and Denzel Washington Family Gifted Scholars Program in Neuroscience awards $2,500 monthly support to graduate researchers and $2,000 per month to undergraduate students. The program aims to train the next generation of life scientists and promote significant contributions in the sciences.
An undergraduate researcher at Williams College has discovered the specific mechanism mice use to enter torpor, a state that enables them to survive fasting periods. The study found that replacement of epinephrine and adrenaline in the peripheral nervous system determines whether an animal enters torpor.
The ACS Scholars Program has reached its 10-year milestone, providing financial support to over 1,600 minority students pursuing degrees in chemistry and related disciplines. The program aims to diversify chemical fields in academia and the workforce, with a focus on African American, Hispanic/Latino, and American Indian students.
The Merck/AAAS Undergraduate Science Research Program supports research stipends and fosters interactions between biology and chemistry departments at participating institutions. The program aims to enhance undergraduate education through research experiences emphasizing the interrelationship between chemistry and biology.
The Merck/AAAS Undergraduate Science Research Program awards fifteen grants annually to qualified institutions in the US and Puerto Rico. The program aims to enhance undergraduate education through research experiences that bridge chemistry and biology.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute has awarded $80 million to 28 universities in the US for initiatives aimed at enhancing undergraduate science education. These grants will provide resources to help universities improve their teaching programs, attract minority students to STEM fields, and foster interdisciplinary courses.
Washington University will receive $2.2 million to support a range of undergraduate science education initiatives, including summer research fellowships and programs to promote diversity in STEM fields. The university plans to use the funding to develop new curriculum and laboratory courses, as well as expand its outreach programs for ...
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute is awarding $1 million each to 20 researchers who plan to revolutionize undergraduate science education. The selected HHMI Professors will receive grants to apply their creativity and enthusiasm to teaching, with a focus on fostering interdisciplinary research teams and mentorship.
Mathematicians Frank Morgan and colleagues have proved the Double Bubble Conjecture, showing that the double soap bubble is the most efficient shape for separating two air volumes. The proof uses only pencil and paper, making it a significant breakthrough in mathematical research.
Dr. Roger J. Cuffey and his students have identified dinosaur footprints at Pipe Spring National Monument, offering a unique opportunity to study the tracks of an ancient three-toed beast. The findings suggest that the animal was likely a medium to large theropod, possibly the Eubrontes species.