Graduate Programs
Each year the CBB offers predoctoral fellowships to University of Iowa graduate students, funded by grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Science Foundation (NSF), and the CBB. Doctoral students enrolled in CBB participating departments are eligible for fellowships. Currently, the program supports 13 fellows, 7 NIH and 6 CBB. The program offers interdisciplinary research training in areas that combine basic and applied research in biochemical, biological, chemical, engineering and physical sciences.
CBB is not an academic department associated with a specific College at the University of Iowa. Hence, CBB does not offer graduate degrees. For more information on the CBB/NIH Predoctoral Fellowships, see the Fellowships and Training Grants page.
Or browse through participating department web pages:
For more information about the CBB, faculty research, the industrial affiliates program, or training programs, and to arrange contacts with individual scientists, write or call:
Mitch Rotman, Administrative Assistant
Center for Biocatalysis and Bioprocessing
The University of Iowa
University of Iowa Research Park
2501 Crosspark Road-Suite C100
Iowa City, Iowa 52242-5000
(319) 335-4900 / FAX (319) 335-4901
Send E-mail to: mitchell-rotman@uiowa.edu