Collaboration, Computation, Communication

A new generation of scientists is coming of age in a world of increasingly collaborative and multidisciplinary environments, where life sciences research questions rely on computational solutions, and the ability to communicate results with a wide range of audiences is a key to success. The MU-HHMI C³ Program aims to influence science culture, offering undergraduate research experiences where MU students also regularly interact with the School of Journalism to promote science. Additional activities and events open to both MU and non-MU undergraduates include an intensive summer informatics institute, a regional conference in computational biology, and a science journalism forum. The C³ Program offers training and mentoring opportunities for K-12 students and educators as well as graduate students and postdoctoral scholars.

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To learn more about the program, check out the information available on this website, follow us on Twitter @c3program, or reach us at mulscc3program@missouri.edu.

The C³ Program is supported in part by a grant to the University of Missouri from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute through the Precollege and Undergraduate Science Education Program.