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Fully Paid Summer Research Internship -- Systems Biology

Building U

Seattle, WA • On-site

Other

Posted 6 days ago


Job description

Program Length: 8-week (~300 hours from the end of June to mid August)

Sponsor: Institute for Systems Biology (ISB)

Location: In-person summer internship with opportunities to attend virtual workshops/micro-courses.

Admissions Requirements:

  • Must be a current high school junior (11th grade).
  • Must be 16 years or older at the start of the program.
  • U.S. citizens/permanent residents only.

Highlight: Dive into Real Science this summer at ISB! The Institute for Systems Biology (ISB) High School Internship Program offers current 11th graders a rare, fully paid opportunity to spend 8 weeks (end of June to mid‑August) immersed in the world of professional research in Seattle, WA. All applicants who complete the full application will be considered for the Systems Thinkers In STEM Ambassadorship, which includes virtual micro‑workshops and courses. This High School Internship includes a $5,000 stipend and opens the door to unique topics and skills rarely found in the classroom—from cutting‑edge biology and genetics to computational modeling, big data analysis, and systems thinking. You’ll work alongside experienced scientists, gaining hands‑on lab techniques, exploring real datasets, and learning how science tackles complex challenges such as human health, climate change, and environmental sustainability. Past projects done by actual participants can be found on the intern website! In 2023, interns researched projects such as cancer treatments and allergic diseases. In addition to lab work, interns will participate in workshops on science communication, career pathways, and teamwork building skills that will serve them far beyond high school. No prior lab experience is needed, just curiosity, dedication, and the drive to explore science at a professional level.

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