Applications are now being accepted for the fifth annual Summer Internship Program, which will run June 4 through August 10.
Interns work full-time in laboratories on supervised research projects.
Professional Development - Educational seminars and special programs focused on issues that impact the field of tissue engineering and the larger field of biomedicine, such as ethical considerations in research and intellectual property protection, are offered to the interns. A scientific poster-making skills seminar will help to prepare students for presenting the results of their research projects. Scientific Poster Session - All interns are required to participate in the final poster session scheduled during the last week of the program. Students give a short oral summary of their research and exhibit their poster to an audience of researcher-mentors, peer SIP participants, family and friends. Application materials must be postmarked by March 1, 2001.