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The RNA Institute: Advancing RNA Research for Human Health, United States

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STEM for Development (SFD) is thrilled to offer an unparalleled opportunity for undergraduate students from developing economies to join the RNA Institute's Virtual Summer Bioinformatics Program 2024. This six-week, remote program is designed to introduce participants to the fundamentals of RNA sequencing and data analysis. Students will engage in daily lectures, hands-on research projects under faculty mentorship, and utilize UAlbany's High-Performance Computing Platform, all from the comfort of their home. The program promises an enriching learning experience, fostering skills in R coding, next-generation sequencing data analysis, and data visualization within a research context. Highlights: - Global Participation: Open to undergraduates worldwide, focusing on developing countries. - Virtual Learning: Live lectures, daily mentoring, and collaborative projects via digital platforms. - Comprehensive Training: From basics of RNA sequencing to advanced data analysis and visualization. - Certification: Participants will receive a certificate and a digital skills badge upon successful completion. Who Can Apply: - Undergraduates from universities in developing economies. - Life science majors with strong internet connections and fluency in English. - No prior bioinformatics experience required. Application Requirements: - CV - Approximately 300-word statement of interest - 1 reference letter Application Deadline: 11:59pm GMT on Saturday, March 16 2024

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