RICE University - Institute of Biosciences and Bioengineering: Education


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	Specialized Research Areas Texas Medical Center Research Collaborations

	NIH Biotechnology Graduate Program HHMI Bionanotechnology Undergraduate and IBB Summer Academy High School Programs NSF Research Experience for Undergrads Cellular Engineering Program

	K-12 Outreach Programs

	Institute Faculty Directory

	Research Collaborations with Industry Patents and Licensing

	Seminars Advances in Tissue Engineering

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tel: 713-348-5961
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e-mail: ibb@rice.edu

Yousif Shamoo, Director
713-348-5493 shamoo@rice.edu

Stacey Kalovidouris, Exec. Dir.
713-348-3719 stacey.kalovidouris@rice.edu

Lisa Blinn, Assoc. Dir.
713-348-4671 Lisa.S.Blinn@rice.edu

IBB Morse Graduate Fellowship

The Mary F.D. Morse Graduate Fellowship fund is intended "to support graduate students in biosciences and bioengineering and help support research that will improve the quality of life for those suffering from disease and illness." Students should demonstrate excellence in academic achievement and scholarly research, with clear dedication to research related to improved healthcare.

The 2009 IBB Morse Graduate Fellowship Award goes to Peng Zhai and Jim Kretlow.

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Recipients of the 2009 IBB Morse Fellows, Peng Zhai and Jim Kretlow, receive their awards at the 5th Annual IBB Symposium from Dr. Yousif Shamoo, Director of IBB.

Past IBB Morse Fellows include:
2008 - James Moon
2007 - Jordan Miller/Libby Stephens
2006 - Sergey Paramonov
2005 and earlier - more information to come

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