Posts tagged with “Post-Graduation Opportunities” (All posts)
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University of Connecticut RaMP on Genomic Novelty Postbaccalaureate; Includes Stipend (application deadline 2/21/25) Outside link
12 February 2025UConn RaMP is the yearlong Research Training Program for recent graduates with a primary focus on first generation college students, individuals from groups underrepresented in STEM, and students at institutions with limited resources. Our mission is to equip scholars with a comprehensive skill set that encompasses both research and professional skills, in preparation for successful careers in STEM. No prior laboratory experience is necessary; all that’s required is a strong passion for learning and a solid work ethic. Trainees are supported by a stipend of $35,000.
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Salaried Gap Year Genetic Counselor Assistant Positions at Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York
3 February 2025The Division of Medical Genetics is looking to bring on 2 strong candidates to support its genetic counseling team as Genetic Counselor Assistants. These positions are full-time, salaried positions with benefits. The genetic counselor assistant will be embedded in an active academic clinical division (both inpatient and outpatient responsibilities) and will be involved in patient care and translational research.
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For graduating Seniors interested in sustainability. Are you passionate about biodiversity and tropical ecosystems? The RaMP-UP Tropical BioDiversity Fellowship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on research experience with scientists at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) in Panama. Fellows will immerse themselves in groundbreaking research on tropical biodiversity while being part of a supportive community of mentors and peers. Program Highlights: $32,000 stipend + roundtrip airfare to Panamá and lodging at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. One year of paid research experience focused on tropical biodiversity. Mentorship from world-class scientists and professional development workshops. Opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research on tropical marine systems, rainforests, and more!
Applications for the 2025-2026 program are open now through March 16, 2025. If you’re a recent graduate in Biology, Environmental Science, or a related field, this is your chance to build a global network and gain invaluable research experience.
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Paid Research Technician Opening at the Dana Farber Institute’s Bandopadhayay Lab Outside link
24 January 2025The Bandopadhayay Lab (www.bandolab.org) at DFCI (with co-affiliations with Boston Children’s Hospital and the Broad Institute) is seeking a motivated research assistant to join our efforts to find better treatments for children with brain tumors. We apply cutting-edge genomic technologies to identify drivers of childhood cancers and to determine mechanisms of resistance to current and novel treatments. Our lab is highly translational and spans efforts from acquiring patient samples to generating and analyzing high-throughput datasets from those samples through to functional genomics and mechanistic biology. To that end, the individual will engage in experiments that utilize molecular biology techniques such as cell culture methods, recombinant DNA and gene transfer technology, and other cell biology assays including the use of genetic perturbation approaches such as CRISPR and base-editing technology. There will be opportunities to learn and assist in computational methods of analysis. The individual will also assist in daily laboratory operations and organization.
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Research Associate Position in the Golub Lab at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
15 January 2025The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard is looking for an exceptional candidate for a Research Associate position in the Golub Lab. This position affords the exciting opportunity to be part of a research effort to define the molecular basis of hematologic malignancies and define novel therapeutic strategies for these difficult to treat cancers.
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Association for Public Health Laboratories paid Internships and Fellowships Outside link
9 January 2025APHL offers a variety of opportunities to explore career pathways in public health laboratory science. We support professional development experiences for current students, early career scientists and established laboratorians. As a recipient of American Rescue Plan funding, we have expanded upon our current Public Health Laboratory Fellowship Program offerings and have added a Public Health Laboratory Internship Program.
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OHSU PREP is a one-year, NIH-funded research intensive postbaccalaureate research program. The focus of OHSU PREP is to support the development of diverse postbac researchers in STEM and enhance their transition to a PhD program in biomedical research. In addition to a year-long sustained research experience, OHSU PREP scholars receive individualized competency-based professional and career skill development and opportunities that allow for cultural immersion through interactions with near-peer mentors (i.e., graduate students and postdoctoral fellows) and OHSU faculty. We believe in breaking down the systemic barriers that exist in academia and provide the necessary support to all of our OHSU PREP scholars to succeed in graduate school and beyond.Please do not hesitate to contact PREP at (PREPtograd@ohsu.edu) if you have any questions about our program or the application.
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Allen Institute Internships & Postbac Programs Outside link
17 December 2024The applications for the Allen Institute Summer 2025 internships and our post-bac programs have opened! Due January 7th!Learn more and apply: https://alleninstitute.org/careers/internships-and-postbac/#interns-postbac-listingStudents can apply for more than one internship. These internships are open to students currently enrolled in, or 2025 graduates of, associates, bachelors, or masters degrees. Of note, we’re looking for an intern for the Education and Engagement program for summer 2025! This intern will work on developing educational resources that bring the Allen Institute’s open science into classrooms. -
North Dakota State University CHANGE Paid Postbaccalaureate Program in Biological Sciences (Application deadline 1/13/25) Outside link
10 December 2024The NDSU CHANGE program provides mentored research experiences to recent college graduates. Participants in the CHANGE network join a cohort of trainees in a robust training environment that provides professional development and mentorship from a diverse network of biologists from Universities, federal government, industry, and nonprofits. Participants will join a cohort of recently graduated students and will be immersed in hands-on research during our year-long program. Students earn $32,500, with an additional $4,000 to cover health care expenses. For more information, including descriptions of potential research projects, please visit the CHANGE RaMP Network Website (https://www.ndsu.edu/researchgroups/change/) -or- email Rebecca Reichenbach, Program Coordinator (rebecca.reichenbach@ndsu.edu) or Tim Greives, Program Director (timothy.greives@ndsu.edu)
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The newly established Dunk Biology Education Research Lab at Howard University is recruiting PhD students for the upcoming 2025–2026 academic year! We are looking for scholars interested in exploring the intersection between scientific knowledge and societal understandings of that knowledge, especially as it relates to the ways in which biological sex and societal conceptions of gender are misunderstood by biologists, biology students, and the general public. Other topics of interest will be considered, and I encourage you to reach out so we can discuss potential projects.
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