Research and Training Programs

ASURE student Courtney Mazur, a senior at Brown University works in Professor Jack Hoopes’ lab. Their research is focused on using nanotechnology to combat cancer.

Academic Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (ASURE)

Dartmouth's Academic Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (ASURE) provides summer research experience to undergraduates. Focusing on academic research, networking, and mentoring, ASURE prepares students for future graduate research training. ASURE is open to all non-Dartmouth students. The program will be hosted by Dartmouth Graduate Studies in collaboration with relevant departments around the campus.

Postbac Research Education Program (Dartmouth PREP)

Dartmouth PREP accepts up to 4 scholars into the program, which starts July 1 of each year. During the first two weeks of the program, Dartmouth PREP directors will help students match with a faculty mentor whose lab is doing research of interest to them. Dartmouth PREP offers a broad range of research opportunities across three different graduate program affiliations: Molecular & Cellular Biology (MCB), Integrative Neuroscience (IND), and Quantitative Biomedical Sciences (QBS). More than 41 Dartmouth faculty members are available to mentor Dartmouth PREP scholars for their 1-year research experience and provide guidance on the graduate school application process.