Announcing the 2020 INBRE/Honors Fellowship Recipients

The Maine IDeA Network for Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) is a National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health-supported network of thirteen Maine institutions, including the University of Maine Honors College.

We are excited to announce the recipients of this year’s INBRE/Honors Thesis Fellowships and Pre-Thesis Research Fellowships. These fellowship opportunities are open to Honors College students who are working on a research project in biomedical research in comparative functional genomics with INBRE research scientists at the University of Maine.

Each thesis fellowship recipient will receive a $2,500 scholarship and a $1,000 stipend for materials and supplies; while each pre-thesis research fellowship recipient will receive a $1,200 scholarship and a $400 stipend for materials.

INBRE/Honors Thesis Fellowship Recipients

• Dakota Archambault ’21 (Microbiology)
• Emma Bragdon ’21 (Biochemistry)
• Gina DiFederico ’21 (Microbiology)
• Sarah Latario ’21 (Biochemistry)
• Christian Potts ’21 (Molecular & Cellular Biology)
• Claire Schaffer ’21 (Biology)
• Bailey West ’21 (Biochemistry)
• Ben Williams ’21 (Biochemistry; Microbiology)

INBRE/Honors Pre-Thesis Research Fellowship Recipients

• Matthew Cox ’22 (Molecular & Cellular Biology)
• Basel White ’22 (Biomedical Engineering)

Congratulations to all of the fellowship recipients!