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Research supervisors, faculty profiles, and laboratory openings at University of San Francisco.

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Scott N***
Scott N***
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📊 1,187 citations • h-index 17
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Jennifer A. D***
Jennifer A. D***
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📊 303 citations • h-index 8
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Louise G***
Louise G***
Associate Professor
📊 203 citations • h-index 5
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Leslie B***
Leslie B***
Associate Professor
📊 91 citations • h-index 3
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Nour A***
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How to Connect with Biology Supervisors at University of San Francisco

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Match Active Research Topics

Faculty in Biology review graduate inquiries based on alignment with their current grants and projects. Reviewing the sample publications above ensures your research proposal connects directly with the professor's recent inquiries.

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How to Email Professors

Keep your introductory email under 200 words. Reference a specific paper from their lab, explain your relevant coursework or thesis background, attach a 1-page CV and unofficial transcript, and specify your intended intake term.

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Admissions & Funding Windows

Most research-stream MSc and PhD programs at University of San Francisco have admission deadlines between December and February for Fall entry. Reaching out to supervisors in early autumn drastically improves your chances of securing departmental research assistantships.