Job Role: Student
The Bioinformatics internship is a temporary, paid position based in Marshfield, WI for approximately 12 weeks over the summer. The intern will work with our team of 4 Bioinformaticians. Responsibilities:Build tools and protocols to visualize multiple dimensional data set (e.g. gene centric data table). Enable user to interactively filter, select, and plot feature of interests. [More]
We are seeking student to develop novel synthesis algorithms for developing self-improving systems. These techniques will combine control, formal methods, and machine learning techniques. Qualifications: Education: Qualified candidates should be pursuing a PhD in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or related discipline. [More]
Responsibilities: Students will be expected to contribute to the objectives in either of the following research areas: Evolution of HIV-1 within hosts. Despite the availability of highly effective drug treatments, HIV-1 establishes a life-long chronic infection for which we have yet to develop a cure. When HIV-1 infects a cell, it integrates itself into the host genome and, in some cases, enters a dormant state where it becomes invisible to the immune system. [More]
We have a PhD position, including scholarship covering fees and living expenses, available in our group in Auckland, New Zealand. The prospective candidate will analyse transcriptomics and genomics data sets from high-throughput experiments in mammalian systems with a focus on gene regulation, non-coding RNAs, and epigenetics. [More]
We seek a graduate student in bioinformatics, computational biology, or computer science for an internship opportunity, working in a highly collaborative and team-based environment. Our bioinformatics and data management team has created a suite of web tools that we use to design, analyze, and track DNA constructs and proteins for expression and assay. [More]
The function of a protein is very challenging to establish experimentally. A faster route is to predict the function based on the amino acid sequence. This project will employ several approaches that use sequence features to this end. The main goal is to develop computational tools for studying domain architecture evolution and its relation to function and orthology. [More]
As part of an SSF (Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research) funded project “Integrative precision medicine: local data, global context”, a postdoc position is available at Science for Life Laboratory in Stockholm, Sweden. This position will be supervised by Professor Erik Sonnhammer in conjunction with the project management. [More]
Vertex Pharmaceuticals Preclinical Safety Assessment department is seeking a Summer Intern (Graduate Level or Advanced Undergraduate) to pilot cutting-edge computational analysis approaches, as applied to translational drug development. Possible projects include: Design and modeling concepts for text mining to rapidly investigate and explain new observations. [More]
This position will work primarily with scientists using high-throughput “omics” data for projects in cancer and neurology. The intern will be mentored by staff bioinformaticians at Sage, with opportunities to participate in projects with other Sage computational biologists as well as with our collaborators. [More]
The Industrial and Applied Genomics Group of the Accelerated Discovery Lab at IBM Research is looking for a summer intern in software engineering, to work on development and research on scalable and robust services for scientific computation deployed in the Cloud. The intern will participate in one or more projects to extend and enrich the team’s facilities. [More]