DSCRB Training Grant

The Developmental, Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology (DSCRB) Training Program and its associated T32 training grant will provide up to two years of support to PhD, DVM/PhD, or MD/PhD students who are pursuing thesis research in this field with a mentor who is a DSCRB trainer or is applying to be a trainer. Interdisciplinary projects (crossing departmental or school lines) are encouraged. Applications from Assistant Professor trainers are welcome but must have an experienced co-mentor on application. Criteria used to evaluate applications include the strength of the mentor(s), strength of the student, the impact of the proposed project, feasibility and fit of the proposed research project.

Student eligibility: The student must: a) be in a registered PhD program at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, b) be pursuing a Minor in DSCRB, c) outline a research project that fulfills the goals of this program, and d) be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.

For more information on the minor, please go to our DSCRB Minor page.

The following faculty are members of our NIH T32 Training Grant: