The Southeast Texas Evolutionary Genetics and Genomics Integrative Research and Collaborative Training (STEGG-INTERACT) program offers recent college graduates a collaborative mentored research experience on the evolutionary genetics of biological interactions, and training in technical and professional skills. During this year-long program, participants will engage in collaborative research projects addressing a variety of questions about the evolution of biological interactions, including interactions among molecules within cells, between sexes within populations, and across species in communities. Training will include fundamental concepts in evolutionary biology and genetics, skills in bioinformatics, and professional skills such as scientific communication.
Evolution, Genetics, Genomics, Postbaccalaureate, Research, Training
Must be U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, or permanent residents of the U.S. Must have received a bachelor’s degree in biology or a similar field no earlier than May 2022 (with exceptions for family, medical, or military leave). Should have little or no previous research experience but should be interested in research in evolutionary biology.
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