Jackelyne Garcia-Cruz and Paul Dyduch Present Posters at ABRCMS 2019
TECBio 2019 students Jackelyne Garcia-Cruz and Paul Dyduch attended The Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS) 2019 where […]
TECBio 2016 Alumna Jessica LeClair publishes with mentor Dr. John Shaffer
Jessica LeClair, who participated in the 2016 TECBio REU Program and worked with mentor Dr. John Shaffer, has published an […]
Jenea Adams Selected for Presentations and Award at Conferences
Jenea was selected to present at the Annual Research Experiences for Undergraduates Symposium and at the Annual Biomedical Research Conference […]
Joe Monaco receives Undergraduate Teaching Fellowship from the University Honors College
Joseph Monaco wins Chancellor’s Undergraduate Teaching Fellowship. His project entitled, “Interview inspired assignments for teaching essential programming techniques” will be […]
TECBio mentor, Dr. Sandra Murray, named ASCB Lifetime Fellow
TECBio mentor and professor in the Pitt Department of Cell Biology, Dr. Sandra Murray, has been named a Lifetime Fellow […]
New TECBio Program Coordinator
We would like to thank Leah Russell for her many years of excellent work in ensuring the success of the […]
Christopher Dunstan (TECBio 2017) to give poster presentation at ABRCMS.
Christopher’s abstract got accepted for a poster presentation at ABRCMS. He worked with Dr. David Koes in Computational and Systems […]
Elissa Fink (TECBio 2017) was accepted to present a poster at the Research Experiences for Undergraduates Symposium.
Elissa will present a poster at the Council on Undergraduate Research’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates Symposium on October 22-23, 2017. […]
Nicole Matamala (TECBio 2017) invited to give a presentation at the 2017 IEEE Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition workshop (AIPR2017).
Nicole was invited to present her work at the 2017 IEEE Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition workshop (AIPR2017). She will give […]
Congratulations to Steve Provencher and group for InnoCentive award!
Steve Provencher and fellow Pitt ChemE students won a $5000 InnoCentive award. Read more here.