MCB PSM graduates with Dr. Joerg Graf, Professor, MCB.
First year MCB PSM students in the Introduction to Molecular Biology Techniques course.
MCB PSM students in the Bacterial DNA & RNA Isolation and Quality Control class.
In Idaho, Dr. Joerg Graf (left), Lidia Beka and Erin Breaker (right, MCB PSM Microbial Systems Analysis student) test trout for fish pathogens as part of a USDA grant, using next generation sequencing to detect low abundant pathogens.
Scott Conroy, MCB PSM Applied Genomics program, presenting his research at the UConn-TIP Intern Research Day.
MCB PSM students loading the MinIONs in the Genome Sequencing, Assembly and Annotation course.
MCB PSM students using the multichannel pipettes in the Advanced Liquid Handling class, where they learn to use automated liquid handling robots.
Nathan Lawlor, M.S. Microbial Systems Analysis, second from right, with his JAX-GM internship mentors, Krishna Karuturi, Ph.D., Director of Computational Sciences, far left, and Joshy George, Ph.D., Computational Scientist, far right, at JAX-GM in Farmington, CT.
In Idaho, Erin Breaker, M.S. Microbial Systems Analysis student, left, and Lidia Beka test trout for fish pathogens as part of a USDA grant, using next generation sequencing to detect low abundant pathogens.
First year MCB PSM students in the Introduction to Molecular Biology Techniques course.
UConn Technology Incubation Program (UConn-TIP) MCB PSM internship program event.
The MinION team from the MCB PSM Genome Sequencing, Assembly and Annotation course.
MCB PSM students learning to use the MinIONs in the Genome Sequencing, Assembly and Annotation course.
UConn Technology Incubation Program (UConn-TIP) MCB PSM internship program event.
The MinION instructors from the MCB PSM Genome Sequencing, Assembly and Annotation course.

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