Bioinformatics Training Programs
Democratizing Bioinformatics!
Summer Training/Internship
Decode the Genome: Comprehensive Bioinformatics Bootcamp
🌐 Online Summer Internship | 13 June – 11 July 2025
Explore the frontiers of genomic science with this immersive one-month bioinformatics internship. Designed to blend theory with practice, the program delves into the essentials of bioinformatics, NGS, RNA-Seq analysis, and genome annotation. Through hands-on sessions and expert guidance, participants will gain practical skills in using bioinformatics tools and interpreting genomic data—building a strong foundation for research and innovation in life sciences.
Crack the Genetic Code: A Summer Dive into Data-Driven Discovery
From Base Pairs to Big Data: Bioinformatics Bootcamp for the Next Generation 2.0
🌐 Online Summer Training/Internship | 04 Jul. – 19 Aug. 2025
Kickstart your journey into the world of bioinformatics with our comprehensive 6-week hands-on training program designed for beginners to advanced learners. This skill-development bootcamp provides practical exposure to core bioinformatics tools, techniques, and technologies through expert-led live sessions.
Decode Life's Blueprint: Where Algorithms Meet DNA in Our Cutting-Edge Summer Expedition
Training Courses
Eligibility: Students pursuing B.Sc., B.Tech., M.Sc., M.Tech., PhD in life sciences/computer science as well as Teaching and Industry Professionals.
Training Mode: Online
For Queries/More Details Contact: : info@cbirt.net
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