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Plant Biology & Conservation: From Genes to Ecosystems field of coneflowers

The Chicago Botanic Garden (CBG) and Northwestern University (NU) collaborate to host a 10-week summer research experience in Plant Biology & Conservation. Our program exposes interns to a rich research environment in a small, friendly institution (CBG), as well as access to world-class facilities (NU).

REU interns experience all aspects of plant biology and conservation research starting with the experimental design, data collection and analysis, through to presenting the results in a symposium at the end of the internship. Interns also participate in field trips, workshops, and lectures. REU interns are paired with CBG and NU scientists to participate in research fields including:

  • Molecular Ecology
  • Soil Biology & Biogeochemistry
  • Quantitative Genetics
  • Environmental Horticulture
  • Systematics
  • Restoration Ecology
  • Aquatics

Please note: The NSF REU program is open only to United States Citizens and Permanent Residents of the United States

Dr. Louise Egerton-Warburton
Director, REU Program
(847) 835-6915
lwarburton@chicagobotanic.org
Dr. Nyree Zerega
Co-ordinator, REU Program
(847) 835-6916
nzerega@chicagobotanic.org
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Supported by NSF awards DBI-0353752 & DBI-0648972

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