As FGCU continues to grow larger than ever, the university’s cooperation with research does as well. On Monday, September 19, students are invited to be a part of the next move forward.
The Board of Directors for the Clinical and Transitional Genome Research Institute will be presenting new initiatives for medical research, education, and work force development at FGCU’s Emergent Technologies Institute.
The Board of Directors for the Clinical and Transitional Genome Research Institute will be presenting new initiatives for medical research, education, and work force development at FGCU’s Emergent Technologies Institute.
CTGRI is a Florida- based company specializing in medical genetic research and education. Join them and leaders from Lee Memorial Health System, Healthcare Network of Southwest Florida as well as other elected officials and community leaders as they unveil the future of FGCU’s part in the future of their research.
For more information, visit www.fgcu.edu/Eng/eti.
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