 The American Society for Cell Biology’s honorific awards span all career stages from grad students through senior researchers. Awards up to $5,000. Nominate a colleague or yourself! Most applications due May 16. More
Some spots remaining for the upcoming Bioinformatics T3: Train the Trainer short course, being held at MDIBL’s Bar Harbor, Maine campus June 28-July 6. This is an NIH-NIGMS supported course that focuses on training undergrad science instructors on how to integrate bioinformatics into their existing course curricula. Course includes some field work and wet bench work in addition to the computational exercises. The only participant costs are a registration fee and travel to/from Maine. Apply by May 18.
 NRMN collaborated with The Social Scientist to bring together a panel on Diversity in STEMM. Hear from mentors from The Social Scientist community discussing the current state of DEI and the need to both encourage and retain underrepresented communities in STEMM. Join NRMN on May 19, 4 pm EST, for an important discussion. Register
DATA National Service Scholar Program: Data Scientists Advancing Biomedical Research
The NIH Data and Technology Advancement (DATA) National Service Scholar Program is seeking experienced data and computer scientists and engineers to tackle challenging biomedical data problems with the potential for substantial public health impact. This one- to two-year position will begin remotely but may transition onsite at a later date. Applicants should have an MD, PhD or equivalent doctoral degree and have advanced experience in data science or related fields. Apply by May 27. More
 Council on Undergraduate Research Call for Proposals for Scholarship and Practice of Undergrad Research (SPUR) journal on Undergrad Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Anywhere and Everywhere. Looking for articles that can be inclusive of all students, institutions, disciplines, spaces, and across modalities. Submit articles by June 1; vignettes by Aug 1. More
 Have an idea for an outreach program and need some seed money to get it launched? Apply for an ASCB COMPASS Outreach grant. Up to $1,000 to promote science outreach projects. Apply by June 10. More
 Grad/postdoc researcher internship. Consists of a 2-week stay at the IDeA National Resource located in Little Rock, AR. Food, lodging, and travel costs will be covered through the internship program. The internship program will also cover the cost of sample prep, reagents, consumables, instrument time, and bioinformatics support for a 10-plex TMT or 20-sample DIA proteomics experiment. Apply by June 15. More
Nationwide Voucher Program. Competitive voucher program that provides fully subsidized access at no cost to the user. The goal of the voucher program is to provide pilot scale data to investigators that will create new hypotheses, drive publications, and support ongoing research studies within the mission of NIGMS. Voucher application due 5 pm on June 15. More
 OmicsLogic is an online training program that helps you discover biology using data science by incorporating data-driven concepts into biological projects.
Biology as a Data Science
OmicsLogic is a program that embeds data-driven concepts into biological projects, spanning the student learning journey from observer to participant in research. This journey begins with identifying an interesting biological research problem or question that can be answered with data, continues with the collection and organization of data, and concludes with students interpreting and drawing conclusions about the data. Register for free
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