WSU undergrads offered summer research program

Each summer, eight undergradute students from across the nation will have the opportunity to study plant biology in cutting-edge labs at Washington State University. Horticultural genomics professor, Amit Dhingra, the leader of a new Research Experience for Undergraduates site funded by the national Science Foundation, said the program is accepting applications from students wanting real-world experience in plant genomics and biotechnology.

Undergraduates accepted into the program receive a $5,000 stipend for the 10-week session, free housing, and travel assistance to and from Pullman, Wash. T...