Conducting research at primarily undergraduate institutions

Nicholas D. Ball; Maria A. Gomez; Brian P. Rempel; Elaine R. Farkas; Tori E. Makal; George C. Shields; Carol A. Parish; Blakely W. Tresca; Elizabeth G. McGinitie

doi:10.1016/j.xcrp.2023.101255

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Conducting research at primarily undergraduate institutions

Nicholas D. Ball, Maria A. Gomez, Brian P. Rempel, Elaine R. Farkas, Tori E. Makal, George C. Shields, Carol A. Parish, Blakely W. Tresca, Elizabeth G. McGinitie

Cell Reports Physical Science· Volume 4· Issue 2

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Download : Download high-res image (159KB) Download : Download full-size image Undergraduate research and education are critical parts of the scientific ecosystem. Professors at primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs) bear responsibility for molding young scientists while carrying out high quality research. In this Voices piece, researchers offer inspiring replies to the following prompt: in your role as a professor, what are the challenges and opportunities when conducting research at a PUI?

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