Genome Sciences Education Outreach has received funding from a Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) to support our new project Genes, the Environment, and Me: Health and STEM Network (GEMNet). This project will build on our successful GEM program to develop a cross-disciplinary approach for teaching and learning about type 2 diabetes in high school biology, health, and family and consumer sciences classes. GEMNet and GEM have been supported by a Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), part of the National Institutes of Health.
The Paul G. Allen Frontiers Group announces center to map cell lineages
$10 million grant will create an Allen Discovery Center at UW Medicine to generate the first global maps of cell lineage in complex organisms
Introducing the Genome Sciences 2017 incoming class:
David Bacsik, UW MSTP
Danielle Boley, University of Notre Dame
Florence Chardon, UC Berkeley
Emma De Neef, University of South Carolina
William DeWitt, University of Vermont
Philip Dishuck, Washington & Lee University
Kate Dusenbury, UW MSTP
Michael Goldberg, Brown University
Jose Pineda, UW MSTP
Deanna Plubell, Walla Walla University
Nick Popp, UW MSTP
David Read, University of Michigan
Jolie Carlisle, Martin Mathay, Anna Minkina, Jared Mohr, Bianca Ruiz, and Cindy Yeh have been awarded NSF fellowships. Gesine Cauer, Emma Hoppe, Alberto Rivera, and Ian Smith received honorable mention.