• Multidisciplinary teams working with faculty mentors
  
• Industry and government internships available
• Competitive fellowships
• Travel to professional meetings

Sample Research Projects:

• Metabolic engineering of plant cell walls for bioprocessing
• Metabolic engineering of microbes
• Environmental technologies for bioremediation: phytoremediation
• Biosensors for efficient operation of bio-based industries
• Green development of bio-based industries: industrial ecology

So we have your interest ... what's next?

You need to apply to one of the graduate fields below, AND, contact one of the SABBIC PI's and discuss your interests/qualifications. Make sure to tell them you are interested in the USDA MGET Fellowship.

Agricultural and Biological Engineering (Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering):

Beth Ahner
Louis Albright
Antje Baeumner
Norman Scott
Roger Spanswick
Larry Walker

Biochemistry, Molecular and Cell Biology (Dept. of Molecular Biology and Genetics):

Susan Henry
David Wilson

Biomedical Engineering:

Antje Baeumner
Harold Craighead

Biophysics:

Harold Craighead

Chemical Engineering (Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering):

Civil and Environmental Engineering:

James Gossett
Leonard Lion
Ruth Richardson

Environmental Toxicology:

Antje Baeumner
Anthony Hay
Leonard Lion
David Wilson

Food Science and Technology:

John Brady

Genetics and Development:

Susan Henry
David Wilson

International Agriculture and Rural Develpment:

William Lesser
Andy Rao

Microbiology:

Anthony Hay

Plant Biology:

Jocelyn Rose
Roger Spanswick

Plant Breeding:

Elizabeth Earle
Donald Viands

Plant Pathology:

Gary Bergstrom
Donna Gibson
Rosemary Loria

Soil and Crop Sciences:

Anthony Hay
Janice Thies