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Inside four undergrads’ summer research at Stanford

Stanford Bio-X Undergraduate Summer Research Program participant Nicholas Neoman worked on rare blood diseases in the lab of Stanford Bio-X affiliated faculty member Kathleen Sakamoto; and Stanford Bio-X Undergraduate Summer Research Program participant Selena Niemi worked on virtual reality, mentored by Stanford Bio-X affiliated faculty member Allan Reiss and Stanford Bio-X Travel Award recipient Dr. Cassie Eng!
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Participating in interdisciplinary research prepares students for careers that make an impact in the scientific community.

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Our pioneering approach to science generates novel technologies for exploring how the body works.

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Research breakthroughs and technological advances by our collaborative teams advance scientific knowledge.

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  • January 16, 2025

    Application Deadline: 2025 Bio-X Undergraduate Summer Research Program

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  • January 29, 2025

    Application Deadline: 2024-2025 Visiting Scholar or Visiting Postdoc Fellowships @ Stanford Bio-X funded by Novo Nordisk Foundation

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