Graduate Student Research Rotation (BIO-0253)

Fall 2025 · BIO 0253 · Tufts University · 3 credits · Undergraduate

A research rotation is an opportunity to explore a new area of Biology, to learn new techniques, and to become acquainted with some of the research ongoing in our department as students conduct intensive laboratory or field investigation, including independent design of experiments ending with a final oral report. Students will normally present their findings the Friday before the start of spring semester. Rotation Duration: Oral reports will be given to a group consisting of other students who have just finished a rotation, the sponsoring research mentors, members' of the students' committees, graduate students, and other interested persons. Recommendations: Consent.

Course codes: BIO-0253, BIO 0253, BIO0253, BIO-253, BIO 253, BIO253

• 01-RSC (Research) — Alfredo J Hernandez, Barry Trimmer, Benjamin Wolfe, Catherine H. Freudenreich, Colin Orians, Douglas J. Blackiston, Eric Tytell, Erik Dopman, J Michael Reed, Kelly A. McLaughlin, L Michael Romero, Lawrence Uricchio, Michael Levin, Mimi H.F. Kao, Mitch McVey, Randi Dawn Rotjan, Sarah Ruth Hengel, Sergei M Mirkin