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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
College of Natural Science
Molecular Plant Sciences

PhD student, Joanne Thomson, awarded NRT-IMPACTS fellowship

  • Release Date: Mar 23, 2021
  • Tags:students

Joanne Thomson, a Ph.D. student in the lab of MSU-DOE Plant Research Laboratory scientist Dr. Federica Brandizzi, is a recipient of a 2021 NRT-IMPACTS (NRT) fellowship.

The NRT program at Michigan State University trains doctoral students in applying computational data science approaches to solving problems in plant biology. The program goal is for fellows to become proficient in computational and plant sciences; develop teaching, mentoring, and leadership skills; and work with mentors and in team settings to improve communication and interdisciplinary research capacities.

Read the full story in the MSU-DOE Plant Reseach Laboratory newsroom.

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