Trainees have opportunities to rotate to both dry and wet labs in computing, information science, plant & animal genomics, and clinical departments.

Many of the plant genomics and phenomics research projects are in collaboration with the MU Interdisciplinary Plants Group (IPG), while healthcare related topics are coordinated with the School of Medicine, School of Nursing, School of Health Professions, and the Tiger Institute.

MU is also in a unique position to tackle Big Data challenges in one health through fostering collaborations among Engineering, Vet Medicine, and Medicine to sponsor 18 doctoral students through the BD2K T32 training program.

To explore the specific types of extramural funding and the directors of projects, please visit the “Grants” list.