NIH Biotechnology Research Training Program

MAJOR RESEARCH EFFORTS

Click here for details on the academic requirements for the graduate students on the NIH Biotechnology Training Grant.

NIH Biotechnology Graduate Students will be conducting research in the following diverse areas:

Biomaterials / Drug Delivery / Nanotechnology / Gene Therapy / Tissue Engineering - click here for more details.
Nanotherapeutics / Gene Delivery - click here for more details.
Oral Cancer Screening / Molecular and High Resolution Screening / Global Health- click here for more details.
Heart Valve Disease / Proteoglycans / Tissue Engineering / Nanotechnology / Drug Delivery - click here for more details.
Bioactive and Biomimetic Biomaterials / Tissue Engineering / Nanotechnology / Drug Delivery - click here for more details.
Methodology / Reaction Design / Transition-Metal Catalysis - click here for more details.
Single-Molecule Studies of Collective Motor Transport / Drug Delivery / Multiplexed Protein Detection and Profiling Technologies - click here for more details.

Lisa S. Blinn · 713-348-4671 · lisblinn@rice.edu
Rice University Institute of Biosciences and Bioengineering
NIH Biotechnology Graduate Training Program
W100 George R. Brown Hall · Rice University, MS 144 · 6100 Main Street · Houston TX 77005-1892
Fax: 713-348-2196 · E-mail: ibb@rice.edu

This material is based upon work supported by the National Institutes of Health under NIH Grant No.5T32 GM008362. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Institutes of Health..