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Undergraduates spend their summer pursuing a dream - They define their scientific path at the Molecular Center under a unique program called “UPR-MAPS”.

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Summer is the season of vacation, beach, sun and sand... for some people, but for others it is the perfect time to advance their goals. Priscilla, Chloe and Christina, have taken advantage of this summer season and turned it into the ideal period to get closer to their professional dreams.

And in this eagerness, the Molecular Center-UPR houses the aspirations of these three university students who, after emerging victorious from a shortlist of some 300 applicants, will now define their professional path in pharmacology. 

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SUMMER IS FOR SCIENCE AT THE MOLECULAR-UPR CENTER

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More than 40 enthusiastic participants of the Explora Ciencia Vaquera program visited the UPR-Molecular Center to learn more about its modern facilities and the research being conducted there.

This program, now in its third edition, seeks to expose young people to science from an immersive university perspective during the summer, allowing them to learn about and use the laboratories of the UPR-Bayamón.

Meanwhile, these students from different high schools, profiles, ages and interests are united by a single factor: science.

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ESTUDIANTES INVESTIGADORES DE “EL MOLECULAR” VIAJAN A PRESTIGIOSO LABORATORIO EN NUEVA YORK PARA HACER INVESTIGACIONES BIOMÉDICAS Y EN BATERÍAS

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Alexis G. Lavín Flores, Keyla A. López Pérez and Nataniel Medina Berríos, all student researchers at the UPR Center for Research in Molecular Sciences (CICiM), under the mentorship of Dr. Gerardo Morell and Dr. Brad Weiner, traveled to the prestigious Brookhaven National Laboratory in Long Island, New York, as part of their graduate studies in chemistry.  

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Summer Research in Puerto Rico on Cancer Prevention and Control for Graduate Students

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We enthusiastically inform you that our fourth summer research program, funded by the National Cancer Institute (NCI grant #5R25CA240120-05), the “Cancer Prevention and Control (CAPAC) Research Training Program” will be hosted by the University of Puerto Rico Comprehensive Cancer Center from May 28, 2024 to August 2, 2024 in Puerto Rico.

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Mayagüez Campus welcomes new faculty members

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Mariam Ludim Rosa Vélez

Dr. Agustín Rullán Toro, Rector of the University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez Campus (RUM), welcomed 20 new professors who have joined the institution's faculty. 

"This exciting chapter in the institution's educational history, marks a significant milestone in the unwavering commitment we have to provide an education of excellence to future generations," said the Rector. 

He added that since the beginning of the faculty recruitment process in December 2020, the academic departments have worked hard to identify and select the most outstanding candidates. 

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NSF announces over $5M in funding to create new STEM education and research center at the Arecibo Observatory site

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Génesis Ibarra Vázquez

Today, the U.S. National Science Foundation announced an investment of over $5 million over five-years for a collaborative partnership between three higher education institutions and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory to establish a new multidisciplinary, world-class educational center at the Arecibo Observatory site in Puerto Rico.

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Scientists from the UPR of Río Piedras publish in the prestigious Science magazine

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Evolutionary biologist Riccardo Papa and his team presented important findings using butterflies.

In the field of evolutionary biology, studying philosophy, time and space is unusual. However, Dr. Riccardo Papa and his team of students from the Department of Biology at the Río Piedras Campus of the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) did just that, and what they found earned them a publication in the prestigious scientific journal Science.

After collecting data for three and a half years, the group found that, in essence, there is no single path to evolution. That is, the same result can be reached in different ways; in this case, in the field of development, evolution and morphology (how living things are formed).

Research and Mentoring for Postbac Students at the UPR-Río Piedras

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RaMP-UP Post-Bac Program
Looking for the mentored research experience in biology that you didn't acquire during your baccalaureate degree?
 

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