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Last call coming up ⏰

GEP Student Symposium registration closes tomorrow (Wed Feb 25 at 8pm CT).

Free, online, and open to all GEP students — presenting or not.

Join us Saturday Feb 28.

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You’re invited to the spring 2026 GEP Student Symposium. See what GEP research looks like, connect with peers, and learn about science careers.

Not presenting at the GEP Student Symposium? You’re still invited.

Come see what undergraduate genomics research looks like + learn about science careers.

Registration closes Feb 25.
Event Sat Feb 28 | online.

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Students Earn Coauthorship on Published Genomics Research | Bennington College Fig. 1 from ​​​​“Recombination Suppression Drives Expansion of the Drosophila Dot Chromosome," which was published in the December issue of Molecular Biology and Evolution

Huge congrats to students at @benningtoncollege.bsky.social for earning co-authorship on published genomics research!

Read more: www.bennington.edu/news-and-fea...

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GEP students: registration is open for the Spring 2026 Student Symposium!

✔️ student presentations
✔️ alumni career panel
✔️ keynote on scientific journeys

Sat Feb 28 | 11:00am–3:10pm CT | online + free

Register by Feb 25: symposium.foragerone.com/gep-student-...

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📣 A reminder for current GEP students: the abstract deadline has been extended to Feb 6 at 8p (CT). Presenting at the Student Symposium is a great way to practice communicating your science and build experience in research. 🧬 🖥️ #UndergraduateResearch #Research #GEPstudents #GEPevents

Q: “In one sentence, what did the GEP mean to you?” R: “The GEP meant working with a supportive, caring, and passionate team, eager to help students and share in their love for science and research. The GEP played a very great role in my life, and I wouldn’t have traded any of it for the world!” ~Kiersten Wienclawski. Learn more at thegep.org.

We asked our alumni what the GEP meant to them. Here’s what Kiersten Wienclawski had to say.

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GEP students—ready to share your research? Submit an abstract for the 2026 GEP Student Symposium, held Feb 27–Mar 1 on the ForagerOne Symposium platform. All current GEP students are invited to present their work. 🧬 🖥️

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Q: “What’s one moment in GEP where you realized you were doing real science?” R: “Probably the first time I did a project as a student and began working on my very own gene, not just a practice gene, and when I learned that my final product of the research project was going to be reviewed and published by the GEP community.” ~Kiersten Wienclawski. Learn more at thegep.org.

What makes the GEP special? Hear what GEP alumna Kiersten Wienclawski has to say.
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