Applications Open for 2023 Big Data Health Science Summer Research Program

We are recruiting qualified pre-doctoral (masters and pre-dissertation graduate students) in the physical and quantitative sciences for the upcoming NIH T35 grant (T35AI165252-01) short summer training program titled “

Big Data Health Science Scholar Program for Infectious Diseases” program at Columbia, University of South Carolina. Eligible students should have completed at least 1 year in their graduate program with a GPA of 3.5 or better. 

  

This program is designed to address the shortage of Big Data health science workforce and promote Big Data health science research by introducing eligible students to the application of data science to infectious disease. 

  

We plan to recruit eight (8) students each year who are interested in learning about how to apply data science to infectious disease related research. This is a 3-month, full-time (40 hours per week) program to work alongside established scientist mentors on one or more Big Data Health-related studies. In addition to formal classroom training (at no cost to the student), each student trainee will be involved in a specific research project, actively participating in a hands-on manner in a research laboratory currently conducting studies related to Big Data Health Science.  

  

We would greatly appreciate your efforts in promoting this T35 program among your students and encouraging them to apply. 

 


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