yEvo: A Yeast Evolution Lab for Budding Biologists

yEvo: A Yeast Evolution Lab for Budding Biologists

By: Josephine Boyer    Email:  boye8894@vandals.uidaho.edu

Home Town: Boise, Idaho    High School: Timberline High School 2017

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About Josephine Boyer

I have always been interested in biology and initially just thought that I liked the medical side of biology. After joining Dr. Paul Rowley's research lab as an undergraduate researcher in my freshman year I found that I really enjoyed knowing more about the intricacies of biology. Through my progress through Paul's lab I determined that I most enjoyed sharing my knowledge to others and have started working on more of an outreach/teaching side of research.

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Poster yEvo: A Yeast Evolution Lab for Budding Biologists July 30, 2019

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Year in College Project Started:  Sophomore

Faculty Advisor:     Rowley

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Funding Source:  National Science Foundation

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Project Location:   Moscow, ID

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