Programa de investigación de verano en cáncer y biología del desarrollo en Portland

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Friday, 25 February 2022

The goal of the CDCB Summer Research Internship program is to engage scientific curiosity in the next generation of scientists, challenging qualified college undergraduates to consider basic science research-related careers and providing them with initial experiences required to be competitive for science-related graduate eduation programs and careers in the future.

In our program, interns immerse themselves in a full-time, in-person research experience over the summer, working directly with established mentors in various fields of biomedical research. Interns will participate in a guided project facilitated by their mentor, culminating in a poster presentation where they will prepare and present their research at the program’s final poster session. The program runs Tuesday, June 7th through Friday, August 12th – we also offer Monday, June 20th as a secondary start date for those unable to start earlier.

THE CDCB SUMMER INTERNSHIP OFFERS:  
  • Direct hands-on experience in running basic lab techniques.
  • An introduction to experimental design and critical thinking.
  • Participation in a guided project facilitated by a departmental researcher.
  • Development of written and oral communication skills.
  • Various networking opportunities with a community of scientists.
  • Both wet and dry lab experiences are available. Ÿ Weekly stipend of $500, up to 12 weeks.
  • Housing and airfare support are available.
ELIGIBILITY:
We are looking for motivated college undergraduates with an interest in a career in biomedical sciences. Students must be available and participate for the duration of the internship-the expected commitment is 40 hours per week
 
DATES:
Our internship program begins in early June and runs through early August. A later start date is available for those unable to start in early June.
 
LOCATIONS:
Interns work in the Department of Cell, Developmental & Cancer Biology and Knight Cancer Institute Laboratories at the OHSU Marquam Hill and South Waterfront campuses in Portland, OR.
 
WHERE CAN I APPLY?
View departmental research and find the program application at www.ohsu.edu/cdcb. Applications are due by Friday, February 25th at 5pm
 

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