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Prospective Students

‎NanoBioNYC is an interdisciplinary program that provides training and professional ‎‎development support to Ph.D. students conducting research in bio-nanoscience. Fellows ‎‎and scholars benefit from research mentorship, technical training certifications,‎‎ professional development workshops, internship opportunities, student awards, and ‎more.‎

We are committed to expanding the opportunities in STEM to people of all racial, ethnic, geographic and socioeconomic backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities, and to persons with disabilities. We especially encourage applications from groups that are underrepresented in US scientific research based on the following criteria: (1) race and ethnicity (African American, Hispanic, American Indian, Alaska or Hawaii Native, other Pacific Islanders); (2) economic and/or educational disadvantage; (3) disability status; (4) women in Engineering or Physics.

 

For more information on broadening participation in STEM, please visit: https://beta.nsf.gov/funding/initiatives/broadening-participation

To be eligible for the Spring Scholars cohort, you must be enrolled and in good standing at a CUNY STEM Ph.D. program at the Graduate Center or the Grove School of Engineering.

Deadline to apply is Friday, January 19th.

PLEASE NOTE: The Spring Scholars are not eligible to receive stipends. If you wish to receive a stipend from NanoBioNYC and you meet our criteria*, you must also apply to the Fall Fellows cohort. Fall applications will open in Summer 2024.

*Fall Fellows Criteria

 1.‎ A Second Year Ph.D. student in Chemistry, Biochemistry, or Physics at the Graduate ‎Center at the time of application for Fall 2024

2.‎ U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident

3. Not receiving stipends from any other programs

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