Training Undergrads in Stem Cell Engineering & Biology
University of California Merced
Kara McCloskey
TUSCEB Program Director
Jennifer Manilay
TUSCEB Mentorship Facilitator
Thomas Daaton
TUSCEB Program Manager
Our Work
This program aims to train aspiring scientists and enhance women's representation in STEM fields by providing hands-on experience in cutting-edge research. Undergraduates and graduate students will collaborate with experts in their fields, delving into personalized lab projects spanning the realms of stem cell engineering and biology. The program fosters a dynamic learning environment where scientific inquiry converges with practical application.
3rd year - Bioengineering
"I am interested in furthering my career to attend graduate school and obtain a doctorate degree with a specialization in regenerative medicine!" - Jose
1st year - Molecular Cell Biology
"The specific focus area I plan on working on is flow cytometry, intraperitoneal injection in mice, blood collection samples, and animal husbandry." - Allyzza
2nd year - Microbiology & Immunology
"My project is about analyzing how aging affects the bone marrow, and based on the information obtained, we will create a new type of regenerative medicine treatment for elders." - Zeth
