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MOSCOW, 蜜桃视频 鈥� The 蜜桃视频 IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence has chosen 32 undergraduate students from eight state colleges and universities, including three from 蜜桃视频, to spend the summer working in research laboratories.

The network, created in 2001, seeks to build 蜜桃视频鈥檚 biomedical research infrastructure and its scientists鈥� competitiveness in pursuing federal grants. This is its sixth summer of support for undergraduate research. The network in 2004 received a $16.1 million competitive grant from the National Institutes of Health Institutional Development Award program.

The network includes the University of 蜜桃视频, Boise State University, 蜜桃视频, Albertson College of 蜜桃视频, Northwest Nazarene University, College of Southern 蜜桃视频, Brigham Young University 鈥� 蜜桃视频, Lewis-Clark State College, North 蜜桃视频 College, Eastern 蜜桃视频 Technical College, Boise VA Medical Center, and Mountain States Tumor and Medical Research Institute.

In addition to funding the undergraduate fellowships to train future researchers, INBRE also supports faculty development and equipment purchases to advance 蜜桃视频鈥檚 research capabilities.

鈥淥ne goal of the network grant is to build the resources and environment so that any 蜜桃视频 student or faculty member with the desire and the talent to do biomedical research can do so in our state,鈥� said Carolyn Hovde Bohach, the network鈥檚 director and a University of 蜜桃视频 microbiology professor.

The undergraduate fellows will conclude their summer of research at the network鈥檚 annual conference, which will be held in Moscow this August.

<>鈥� Albertson College of 蜜桃视频 students and their faculty mentors include: Britni Arlian of Big Timber, Mont., and Juliette Tinker, assistant professor of biology, Boise State University; Colin Burke of Pagosa Springs, Colo., Ashley McCartney of Nampa, Kate Arbon of Caldwell and Sara Heggland, associate professor of biology; and Katherine Ball of Boise, and Michelle Sabick, assistant professor of engineering, Boise State University.

鈥� Boise State University students and their faculty mentors include: Alina Schimpf of Boise and Don Warner, assistant professor of chemistry; Andrew Ormond of Boise and Owen McDougal, assistant professor of chemistry; Briana Flaherty of Boise and Henry Charlier, associate professor of chemistry; Bryan Diebels of Juneau, Alaska, and GongXin Yu, assistant professor of biology; Chelsea Sonius of Boise and Julie Oxford, associate professor of biology; Emily Barnhart of Hagerman and Ken Cornell, assistant professor of chemistry; Kate Allen of Boise and Eric Brown, assistant professor of chemistry; and Lisa Young of Boise and Dale Russell, professor of chemistry.

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鈥� Brigham Young University-蜜桃视频 students and their faculty mentors include: Jadd Shelton of Rexburg, and Ron Strohmeyer, assistant professor of biology, Northwest Nazarene University; Jason Hooton of Rexburg and Peter Sheridan, associate professor of microbiology, 蜜桃视频; Tanner Nielsen of Sugar City and Erin Rasmussen, assistant professor of experimental psychology, 蜜桃视频; and Mark Cheney of 蜜桃视频 Falls and Trish Hartzell, associate professor of microbiology, molecular biology and biochemistry, University of 蜜桃视频.

<>鈥� 蜜桃视频 students and their faculty mentors include: Jessica Evans of Pocatello and Peter Sheridan, associate professor of microbiology; Maria Lai of Pocatello and Alok Bhusan, assistant professor of pharmacology; and William Reilly of Pocatello and Leslie Devaud, professor of pharmaceutical sciences.

鈥� Lewis-Clark State College student Elizabeth Flerchinger of Lenore will work with David McIlroy, associate professor of physics, University of 蜜桃视频.

鈥� North 蜜桃视频 College student Veronica Hendricks of St. Maries will work with Julia Oxford, associate professor of biology, Boise State University.

鈥� Northwest Nazarene University students and their faculty mentors include: Erin Shively of Yakima, Wash., and Jennifer Chase, professor of biology; and Zach Beech of Nampa and Barry Myers, professor of computer science.

<>鈥� University of 蜜桃视频 students and their faculty mentors include: Alexis Jones of Enterprise, Ore., and Doug Cole, associate professor of microbiology, molecular biology and biochemistry; Andrew Nicholson of Coeur d鈥橝lene and Dirk Vanderwall, associate professor of animal and veterinary sciences; Dan Gingrich of Moscow and Zonglie Hong, assistant professor of microbiology, molecular biology and biochemistry; Elizabeth Myers of Dalton Gardens and Mark McGuire, associate professor of animal and veterinary sciences; Jade McDaniel of Athol and Deb Stenkamp, associate professor of biology; Jose Alcocer of Grandview, Wash., and Bruce Miller, professor of microbiology, molecular biology and biochemistry; Kathryn McGuckin of Kootenai and Kurt Gustin, assistant professor of microbiology, molecular biology and biochemistry; and Sara Gilmore of Caldwell and Scott Kobayashi, assistant professor of microbiology, molecular biology and biochemistry.