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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
College of Natural Science
MSU-DOE Plant Research Laboratory

PRL graduate students chosen for 2022 NRT-IMPACTS Fellowship cohort

Three MPS graduate students – Duncan Boren, Jenny Schuster and Josh Temple – were chosen for the 2022 cohort of the NRT-IMPACTS fellowship program.

IMPACTS - Integrated training Model in Plant And Compu-Tational Sciences – is a program funded by the National Science Foundation designed to train doctoral students in advanced computational/data science approaches that can be applied to the field of plant biology. The program provides mentorship and funding to the students selected.

“I am very glad that Duncan, Jenny and Josh will have this great opportunity to advance their skillsets in computational and data science, which will benefit their research and future career tremendously,” said Jianping Hu, director of the MPS program.

Read the full story in the MPS newsroom.

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