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Fall 2024 - Spring 2025
Scholars Bioinformatics and
Machine-Learning Program

Under the guidance of CureScience    research scientists, Dr. Igor Tsigelny and Dr. Valentina Kouznetsova, students will conduct original, innovative research projects specifically in computational biology, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. A weekly hour and a half lecture for the students will be conducted by the CureScience  research scientists, Dr. Igor Tsigelny and Dr. Valentina Kouznetsova. Students are encouraged to dedicate an adequate amount of time each day to focus on their independent project. Students will also have an opportunity to explore scientific careers with CureScience    research scientists. 

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Eligibility & Program Fee

Eligibility

On a limited basis, the training program is available for undergraduate and high-school students from diverse backgrounds. The course is limited to the first eligible 20 students. We encourage under-represented minority students.

Program Fee


There is a one-time fee of $2,500 for students accepted into the program.
Financial considerations will be given as required by our Program Director.

Disclaimer: The cost of the program is non-refundable. 
Topics & Timeline

Topics

  • Intro to Scientific Research
  • Basics of Machine-Learning
  • Intro to Bioinformatics
  • Basics of Biochemistry

Program Timeline

August 12. 2024: Application period opens (Offering open enrollment)  

September 30, 2024: Program begins

June 6, 2025: Program concludes

Application

Program application

To apply for the program, you must complete the following:

1.  Submit your application

2. Have one of your teachers or mentors submit the Teacher Recommendation form

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Application forms will require the following:

  • A personal statement*

  • Your educational transcript (unofficial transcripts are acceptable)

  • A resume

 

* A personal statement provides you with an opportunity to explain why you are interested in the summer internship opportunity. Use your best judgement on what to include, but the following are often helpful to include:

  • A brief description of your academic record, relevant classes, etc.

  • A summary of any opportunities you have already had for research related activities. If you have not had these opportunities yet. That is OK, too.

  • We strongly recommend a description of your academic and career goals, but more importantly how the internship could help you accomplish them.

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