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Creating Research Opportunities The University of Wyoming is one of 22 institutions funded by the National Institutes for Health IDeA Networks for Biomedical Excellence (INBRE) Program.
Wyoming INBRE Network The Wyoming INBRE network is led by the University of Wyoming in partnership with seven community colleges.

Welcome to Wyoming INBRE

The goal of Wyoming INBRE 2 is to continue to build on the accomplishments of the eight years of National Institutes for Health Biomedical Research Infrastructure (BRIN) Phase I and the recently concluded Northern Rockies IDeA Networks for Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) program.

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2013-14 Transition Scholarships Awarded

Five Community College students were selected to receive a Wyoming INBRE UW-Wyoming Community College Transition Scholarship starting in the fall of 2013. The award provides $5,000 per academic year for 2 years for selected students to attend the University of Wyoming and pursue a baccalaureate degree in a biomedically related discipline. Students also intern in INBRE supported research projects during their time on campus. Students received the awards at the Wyoming INBRE Community College Research Network Luncheon at Wyoming Undergraduate Research Day.

Recipients:

Delina Barbosa, Casper College

James Erdmann, Laramie County Community College

Tetiana Hutchison, Central Wyoming College

Olivia Rogers, Northwest College

William Trebelcock, Laramie County Community College

Wyoming Undergraduate Research Day Preliminary Schedule Announced

Undergraduate students are invited to participate in the Twelfth Annual Wyoming Undergraduate Research Day which will take place on the University of Wyoming campus, Saturday, April 27, 2013. Last year over 300 students presented their research, and this year we anticipate an even richer display of undergraduate curiosity and creativity. INBRE and EPSCoR supported students are invited to attend a Friday evening pizza dinner and planetarium and observatory tour. There will also be laboratory tours and panel presentations Saturday morning and the annual Wyoming INBRE brunch prior to the start of the meeting. Details will be posted soon.

Concurrent oral presentations will be held in the Classroom Building beginning at 12:00 pm and concluding at 4:00 p.m. Poster presentations will take place in the Family Room of the Wyoming Union from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. <more information>

Wyoming INBRE and Wyoming EPSCoR are now accepting applications for Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships

Math, Science, and Engineering students receive a $3500 to conduct research at the University of Wyoming during the summer of 2013.

Wyoming INBRE provides support for outstanding undergraduate students to conduct research on biomedical related projects.

Wyoming EPSCoR supports students in the sciences, engineering, mathematics, and science/mathematics education. They encourage proposals focused on topics related to hydrology, geology/geophysics, energy, climate change, ecosystems science, natural resources, and computational science and/or modeling.

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Wyoming INBRE requests pre-proposals for collaborative projects with CSU

Following a recent conference in Ft. Collins, CO the Wyoming INBRE Administrative Core is requesting pre-proposals from UW and CSU researchers who would like to share expertise and engage an opportunity to submit collaborative proposals to the Wyoming INBRE- CSU HPCRL Collaborative Grant Program. The goal of this program is to build collaborations that provide UW researchers access to clinical expertise, resources and approaches and to develop projects that will be competitive for external funding from NIH or other sources. The goal of the program is to fund two projects at $50K per year each for two years. Proposals that build on the research strengths and expertise of collaborating researchers that address the Wyoming INBRE Thematic Areas including cardiovascular health, type 2 diabetes, metabolic diseases, and rural health issues will receive priority. More Information

Western INBRE states soliciting applications for summer undergraduate research programs

Several western INBRE states are accepting applications from across the region for students to participate in their resident summer undergraduate research programs. For links to additional information, due dates, and application materials see <More>.

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Jun Ren

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Email: jren@uwyo.edu

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This project was supported in part by grants from the National Center for Research Resources (P20RR016474) and the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (P20GM103432) from the National Institutes of Health. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.