At the WSSU Biomedical Research Infrastructure Center, students don’t just study science—they practice it. Our student researchers work side-by-side with faculty mentors in state-of-the-art laboratories, gaining hands-on experience with real scientific techniques, equipment, and inquiry-based projects. From designing experiments to analyzing data and presenting their findings, students become active contributors to meaningful research that advances knowledge and strengthens their preparation for STEM careers and graduate studies. BRIC provides an environment where curiosity is encouraged, skills are developed, and future scientists thrive.
Students guided through cell culture techniques.
Students with Dr. Adjei-Fremah and Michael McNeil atfter presenting at ABRCMS 2025.
Students working in the test bed at WFIRM.
Michael McNeil demonstrating cell culture techniques for students.
Jaquelin Dominguez-Perez performing chemical analysis.
Manal Najeh Diab presenting research at Poster Vendor Night at JSNN.
Students receiving a tour of the WFIRM test bed.
TyQuandria Owusu presenting research at ABRCMS 2025.
Leah Osei performing cell culture for research.
Michael McNeil checking cell viability.
