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Cellular, Molecular, and Biochemical Sciences Program (CMBP) is sponsored by National Institutes of Health (NIH) (administered by The Ohio State University). The Cellular, Molecular, and Biochemical Sciences Program (CMBP) at OSU prepares predoctoral students for life-sciences research careers in academia, government or industry; and advances research pursuits in areas related to human health, physiology and disease.
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Home | Cellular, Molecular and Biochemical Sciences Program The Ohio State University Cellular, Molecular and Biochemical Sciences Program Welcome to the Cellular, Molecular, and Biochemical Sciences Program With funding from the NIH, we provide direct financial support to eight graduate student trainees per year and enrich the graduate training environment for all students in the Life Sciences at Ohio State.
We are a specialized training program designed to attract top-tier graduate students and prepare them for diverse life-sciences research careers. Welcome 2025-26 CMBP Trainees!
CMBP Monthly Meeting - September Event Start Time: 11:30 am CMBP Monthly Meeting - October Event Start Time: 11:30 am CMBP Monthly Meeting - November Event Start Time: 11:30 am Annual Ethics Refresher Meeting Event Start Time: 12:00 pm CMBP Welcomes Seven New Trainees for 2025-26! The Cellular, Molecular, and Biochemical Sciences Program is pleased to welcome seven new trainees for 2025-26.
The trainees are: Mackenzie Dillenbeck - MCDB; Kotaro Nakanishi, advisor Congratulations to the following students who were awarded CMBP fellowships for 2024-25: Registration for the 2023 CMBP/CRB Symposium to be held in person on May 9 (8:15-5:30) is now open. The event will be returning to the Ohio Union this year… Congratulations to the 2022-23 new CMBP trainees!
The Cellular, Molecular, and Biochemical Sciences Program is pleased to announce the new 2022-2023 trainees and congratulates all of them on their CMBP fellowship awards. Professor, Molecular Genetics cole. 354@buckeyemail.
osu. edu law. 199@buckeyemail.
osu. edu gittrich. 1@buckeyemail.
osu. edu corchado. 2@buckeyemail.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Predoctoral students at The Ohio State University interested in life sciences research related to human health, physiology, and disease. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Cellular, Molecular, and Biochemical Sciences Program (CMBP) is funded by National Institutes of Health (NIH) (administered by The Ohio State University). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Ohio. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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