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Undergraduate Research Experiences (UBRP-CT)

APPLICATION DEADLINE:  FEBRUARY 1, 2010

iPlant offers summer research opportunities designed to introduce
undergraduate students majoring in quantitative disciplines (e.g.
computer science, information sciences, statistics, mathematics, and
engineering) and plant biological sciences to interdisciplinary
research related to solving plant biology problems using computational
thinking. Additional information is provided at the Interdisciplinary UBRP-CT Project.

Professor Richard Jorgensen, Principal Investigator of the iPlant Collaborative has announced his intention to step down from his current role in the iPlant Collaborative and focus his energies on scholarly research. Dr. Jorgensen has been involved with iPlant since its initial conception nearly 3 years ago, and has served tirelessly to take iPlant from an idea to the robust, community-driven organization it is today.