Are you an undergraduate interested in working in the lab?

First, send me an email describing your career goals and your motivation for doing research. Send me also an up-to-date unofficial transcript (usually from eSIMS). Bear in mind that you should have at least a 3.0 GPA overall, and a 3.5 in math and science.  Exceptions are made in some cases.  I have a maximum of 3 undergraduates doing research in the lab at a time. New students are considered as vacancies arise.

No funding is provided for undergraduates.  Academic credit is also possible. Academic credits are calculated as: 4 hours in lab per week = 1 credit.  For high GPA students, you may take Chem 30100-30400, with permission of instructor and Chem dept chairman.  For others, Independent Study (31001-31004).


Masters (M.A.) Biochemistry Students

Rotations are sometimes possible. Please follow the application procedure listed above for undergraduates. State clearly that you are a Masters student in the Biochem program. 1 rotation semester = 4 credits in BICM 71110 or 71120.  Rotations can be split between two labs.