Allen Institute Internships

WIGSAT; Seattle (WA); Hybrid; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Funding Available

Job summary

WIGSAT, in collaboration with the Allen Institute, offers a Summer internship in Seattle for undergraduates studying biology. The program emphasizes exposure to computational, data-science, imaging, and wet-lab workflow within a renowned bioscience research setting.

Participants gain hands-on experience in large-scale neuroscience, cell biology, and immunology pipelines, with access to public data resources and open-science initiatives. In-person placements are available with funding support.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate Field Biology.

Responsibilities

• Summer internships at the Allen Institute in Seattle, involving computational/data-science work alongside wet-lab research.
• Participants engage with large-scale imaging and sequencing pipelines and contribute to open science resources.

Education

Undergraduate in Biology

Job description

Official Website alleninstitute.org

About This Program

Summer internships at the Allen Institute in Seattle, the independent bioscience research institute known for large-scale open science in neuroscience, cell biology and immunology and for public data resources such as its brain and cell atlases. Because the institute is built around team science, large imaging and sequencing pipelines and heavy computation, placements include computational and data-science work alongside wet-lab research - a useful route for students who want big-data biology rather than a single-investigator lab.

Program Details

Field Biology Level Undergraduate Country United States State / Province Washington Online Available In person Funding / Award Yes Women-Only Program Open to all; women encouraged

At a Glance

Level Undergraduate Field Biology Country United States Funding Available

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