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Program Information |
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The graduate program in Biomolecular Structure is a collaborative program involving the Departments of Biochemistry, Chemistry, Molecular Genetics and Medical Biophysics. It is designed to create a stimulating learning environment for students with a broad interest in biomolecular structure.
To be eligible to participate in the program, students must be enrolled in the PhD program in one of the four host departments and be training under the supervision of one of the participating investigators. In general, supervisors are affiliated with only one or two of the four participating departments. Specific departmental admission requirements and application forms can be obtained directly from the graduate coordinators of the four participating departments. |
Course
Requirements
Students
enrolled in the program will be required to take JBB
2026H (Protein Structure, Folding and Design), and an additional half-course
in a specialized topic (eg. JBB
2025H). Moreover, students will also be required to participate in the student
seminar series.
In general, students enrolled in the program will be expected to fulfill the
course requirements of both the program and the host department. However, it
is anticipated that in most cases course work required by the program will serve
to fulfill, in part, departmental requirements.
Program
Steering Committee
| J.D. Forman-Kay, BSc, PhD | D.R. Rose, BA, PhD | |
| L.E. Kay, BSc, PhD | G.A. Woolley, BSc, PhD | |
| J.M. Rini, BSc, PhD |