Overview
Profile
The CEMITURE and I-CEMITURE programs, funded by the NSF, offer 10-week research experiences in biochemistry, chemistry, and physics for undergraduate and graduate students. CEMITURE is based at Georgia Southern University, while I-CEMITURE takes place at the University of Lorraine in France. The programs provide stipends, housing, and professional development opportunities, with a focus on hands-on research and scientific communication. They particularly encourage applications from women, minorities in STEM, and students from underserved areas. Participants have the chance to present their research at national conferences.
Scholars
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Shainaz M. Landge
- Biochemistry, Chemistry & Physics - Associate Professor
- Institute for Water & Health - Affiliate
- James H. Oliver, Jr., Institute for Coastal Plain Science - Affiliate
- National Youth Advocacy and Resilience Research Center - Affiliate
- CEMITURE - Affiliate
Person: Living Active Tenure-Track Faculty (LAT), Affiliate
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Rafael L. Quirino
- Biochemistry, Chemistry & Physics - Professor
- James H. Oliver, Jr., Institute for Coastal Plain Science - Affiliate
- Center for Advanced Materials Science - Affiliate
- Sustainable Fuels Research Network - Scientific Team Lead
- CEMITURE - Affiliate
Person: Living Active Tenure-Track Faculty (LAT), Affiliate
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Ria R. Ramoutar
- Biochemistry, Chemistry & Physics - Senior Lecturer
- CEMITURE - Director/Lead
Person: Affiliate, Living Active Non-Tenure Track Faculty (LAN)
