Training in Biotechnology: Emphasis in Protein Chemistry

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Abstract

This is an application to renew the Biotechnology Training Program (BTP; http://nihbiotech.wsu.edu/) grant first awarded to Washington State University (WSU) in Fall, 1989. The grant was competitively renewed in 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009 and 2014 and we are now seeking funding for another five years. During our last renewal period the Program continued to gain in importance and recognition, at WSU and beyond, as an excellent site to obtain interdisciplinary training in concepts and technologies important in biotechnology. The success of the BTP is based on many factors including the continuous and generous support provided by our University. Since the BTP started, WSU has directly contributed significant funding to the Program for a number of purposes, including supplemental support for NIH-funded Trainees, support for additional non-NIH funded Trainees, support for a part-time BTP administrative assistant, support to assist with BTP student recruitment and retention, and support for various other Program activities. For this renewal application WSU has pledged to increase this support beyond “carry forward' levels by adding an additional WSU-sponsored Trainee, bringing the number of WSU Trainees to 10/year.

Key facts

NIH application ID
10201608
Project number
5T32GM008336-33
Recipient
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
Principal Investigator
JOHN W PETERS
Activity code
T32
Funding institute
NIH
Fiscal year
2021
Award amount
$469,229
Award type
5
Project period
1989-09-27 → 2024-06-30