All researchers, whether undergraduate or graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, lab staff, and the principle investigator, play an important role in the scientific process in the lab. Everyone makes a contribution to a vibrant, creative, and productive environment.
Undergraduate students interested in joining the lab should contact Dr. Frese for more information. Students from underrepresented groups (e.g. Black, Latinx, LGBT, First-gen students), and especially those interested in food science, nutrition, and the gut microbiome, are encouraged to contact Dr. Frese about joining the lab.
Dr. Frese is also a member of the Environmental Sciences Interdisciplinary Graduate program, the Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology, as well as the Cell and Molecular Biology Interdisciplinary Graduate program. Interested MS/Ph.D. graduate students in that program can contact him for more information.
Important Resources
Visit the Grad Studies page for information on program requirements, deadlines, or the University.
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Maintaining a professional and harassment-free workplace is essential for everyone. Science is no place for discriminatory comments or behavior.
The PREP program at UNR supports research conducted by freshman and sophomore students from under-represented groups at UNR.
The Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) funds a 10 week program for students in a faculty lab and the Faculty-Led Authentic Research Experience (FLARE) offers a 5 week research experience
The Nevada Undergraduate Research Award provides competitive grant funding to all undergraduates to conduct research on campus
The Frese Lab 