UW Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine (ISCRM) - UW Bothell Summer Research Program
UW Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine (ISCRM) UW Bothell Undergraduate Summer Research program is a competitive fellowship intended to enhance the educational experience of an undergraduate student at UW Bothell while they are engaged in research guided by UW ISCRM faculty. We hope that with this research fellowship, a student may focus more attention and time, deepening their inquiry into a discipline and project with a reduced financial burden. In 2025, three students will receive a $6,000 award to pursue research in a discipline pertaining to regenerative medicine. The majority of previous fellows have received further funding (Mary Gates Scholarship, Washington Research Fellowship etc.) to continue their research.
ISCRM is located in Seattle’s South Lake Union. Please go to this link to see the kinds of research that is done at ISCRM. It is a phenomenal place—beautiful, state-of-the-art, filled with energetic, amazing, inspiring scientists. Soon, you might be there too!!
Essential Eligibility Requirements
- Applicants must be matriculated UW Bothell undergraduate students registered full time, pursuing a bachelor’s degree. This fellowship is open to U.S. citizens, international students, and undocumented students.
- Once awarded, recipients must be actively engaged in their research from June 16th – August 21st (40 hrs/wk) and remain full-time undergraduate students for at least one year after the award period.
Applicants do not need to be already engaged in research to be eligible to apply.
Timeline of Application Process
- Application call initiated Wednesday, March 5th. Link to application.
- Optional Zoom Q/A session at 7 pm on Wednesday, March 12th. Zoom link.
- Application deadline Sunday, March 30th.
- Email applications and questions to bdwhite@uw.edu
- First round candidates interviewed via Zoom April 3rd-5th.
- Decision conveyed to candidates second or third week in April.
- Work in lab starts June 16th, and some communication with lab may start in late spring quarter.