The Training Program in Physiology and Biophysics is active in the recruitment of under-represented minorities and women and encourages them to submit an application. Funding is available through research assistantships or scholarships from various sources including Training, Research, and Foundation grants. Some of the additional funding opportunities available through the University include the Martin Luther King, Jr. Fellowships, MARC (Minority Access to Research Careers) Fellowships, NSF Minority Fellowships, and the American Association of University Women Fellowships.
Boston University School of Medicine
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The Training Program in Physiology and Biophysics is active in the recruitment of under-represented minorities and women and encourages them to submit an application. Funding is available through research assistantships or scholarships from various sources including Training, Research, and Foundation grants. Some of the additional funding opportunities available through the University include the Martin Luther King, Jr. Fellowships, MARC (Minority Access to Research Careers) Fellowships, NSF Minority Fellowships, and the American Association of University Women Fellowships.