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million grant by the to help trainm graduate studentsin cell-researcyh techniques and to share their scientific knowledge with loca school teachers, CSU said Monday. The graduate studentzs at the Fort Collinwscampus “will test new theories about how cellzs behave using advanced engineerin g methods in microelectronics and CSU said in a That NSF-funded work will be led by CSU engineeringh professor Tom Chen, the grant’s principal joined by Stuart Tobet, a biomedica l sciences professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, and Michael De an engineering education professo r in the College of Applied Huma n Sciences.
De Miranda will also work with the graduatr students on sharing theire researchwith K-12 teachers in the Poudre, Thompsonb Valley, Greeley and Weld RE-9 school districtse in northeastern Colorado. A goal of the grant is to help build enthusiasm among primaryg and secondary students for careersin technology, engineering and mathematics — the disciplines” — at a time when fewer yount people are entering into such CSU officials said.
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