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Research on sensory input and movement: Wilsaan Joiner

January 16, 2019January 29, 2019 clhom

Check out this great article about Wil Joiner, his path to UC Davis, and his research!

Posted in program news, research news

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Jonathan’s perspective on the retreat at Fallen Leaf Lake
More bragging on PREP mentors

Updates

  • Apply to PREP@UCD — application review begins soon! January 18, 2021
  • Virtual poster symposium: success! November 21, 2020
  • Ciencia con Nuestra Familia: a symposium mid-pandemic November 9, 2020
  • 2018 Cohort reunion October 10, 2020
  • Congratulations to Brandy! October 9, 2020

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Other postbacc options

  • NIH list of other PREP sites
  • summary of PREP programs compiled by R. Behringer, MD Anderson Cancer Center
  • the NIH Intramural Research Training Award Program.
  • for neuro students, a (non-PREP postbacc) program at Oregon Health Sciences University.

Coronavirus information

PREP@UCD will follow all UC Davis, city, county, and state policies for Coronavirus safety. Please see these UC Davis links for specifics. UC Davis currently anticipates returning to full research capacity in labs in Fall 2021.
  • UC Davis Coronavirus information
  • general campus policies
  • research policies

Contact us:

Carole Hom, Academic Coordinator
clhom@ucdavis.edu

Daniel Starr, Principal Investigator

Acknowledgements

PREP@UCD is funded by the US National Institutes of Health via R25GM116690, with additional support from the University of California, Davis.

      

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