IRES: U.S.-France International Research Experience on Toxicity Biosensors: Towards Novel Sensor Architectures, Detection Schemes and Applications
Purdue University, West Lafayette IN
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0728130 Stanciu This International Research Experiences for Students (IRES) proposal will support U.S. undergraduate students from Purdue University to conduct research at the BIOMEM-Centre de Phytopharmacie at the University of Perpignan in Perpignan, France. It is part of a collaborative effort with Clarkson University. Altogether, four U.S. undergraduate students, two from Clarkson and two from Purdue, will be hosted by the BIOMEM group for 10 weeks each summer over a three-year-period. Students will conduct research to develop ultra-sensitive, field-deployable biochemical systems for the monitoring of newly identified toxic, environmental, and food contaminants. This will give students a hands-on experience for developing today's new technology and expose them to present-day global environmental problems.
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