ORISE to host FBI virtual career fair

Join the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) TOMORROW, April 20, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. ET for a virtual career fair highlighting research opportunities for college students, recent graduates and faculty in the ORISE Visiting Scientist Program at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). During the event, you’ll have the chance to: CHAT with FBI researchers and ORISE representatives  LEARN about the research conducted at the agency  EXPLORE paid research opportunities at the FBI  NETWORK with other prospective applicants  Relevant disciplines include: Chemistry  Biology  Geology  Environmental Sciences  Computer Science  Anthropology/Archaeology  And more!  Live Presentation Gene Peters, chief of counterterrorism and forensic science research at the FBI Laboratory, will give a live presentation at the event. His presentation, titled "Research at the FBI Laboratory," will begin at 1 p.m. ET, and he will be available to take questions after his talk. Note: Opportunities in the FBI Visiting Scientist Program are only open to U.S. citizens.   Register Here     Learn more about upcoming ORISE virtual events here. If you have any questions or trouble registering, contact us at ExperienceORISE@orau.org.

Apply Now to the Emerging Leaders in Data Science Fellowship!

 The National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) is the largest funder of infectious and immune-mediated disease research, and globally the institute is playing a major role in responding to disease outbreaks and pandemics. NIAID is at the center of generating and analyzing large, diverse, and complex data sets to accelerate the science of better understanding pathogen transmission and evolution, pathogen-host interactions, host immune response, and infectious and immune-mediated disease pathogenesis, as well as to develop new and improved diagnostics, therapeutics, and vaccines.  NIAID aims to advance data science to efficiently use large-scale and complex data for new scientific insights.

 

What will I be doing?

Each fellow will collaborate with staff across the institute’s intramural and extramural divisions. Fellows will receive training and hands-on-experience in a broad range of data science topics, including data analytics, informatics methods, and software development, but will also be exposed to how data science funding programs are being developed for research and training, and in the design of data governance and sharing strategies. 

 

Why should I apply?

You will have the opportunity to network and explore federal career opportunities. The NIH Bethesda, Maryland campus is home to more than 1,000 laboratories where scientists are engaged in virtually every area of biomedical research, so expertise in almost any discipline is readily accessible. Inter-Institute interest groups promote interactions between senior scientists and NIH fellows in different disciplines.

 

Where will I be located?

NIAID offices in Bethesda, MD area

 

What is the anticipated start date?

The exact start date will be determined between the mentor and applicant at time of selection. The initial appointment is for one year but may be renewed upon recommendation of NIAID contingent on the availability of funds. 

 

What are the benefits?

·       Stipend: Competitive stipend ranging $80,990 - $91,958 annually, based on education and experience. 

·       Health Insurance Supplement: 100% of ORAU health insurance premiums covered for the duration of the appointment. 

·       Travel and Training Allowance: $6,000 annually

Qualifications

·       Received a Master's or Doctoral degree in a relevant field within five years (60 months) of appointment start date. Current graduate students may apply but must complete their degree before the start of the appointment. 

·       Be a U.S. Citizen.

To learn more and apply, visit: https://www.zintellect.com/Opportunity/Details/NIH-NIAID-2022-0002

ORISE to host FBI virtual career fair

 

Join the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) on Wednesday, April 20, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. ET, for a virtual career fair highlighting opportunities for college students, recent graduates and faculty in the FBI's Visiting Scientist Program. During the event, you’ll have the chance to: CHAT with ORISE representatives and mentors from the FBI  LEARN about the research and/or projects conducted at the agency  EXPLORE paid research opportunities at the FBI  NETWORK with other prospective applicants  Gene Peters, chief of counterterrorism and forensic science research at the FBI Laboratory, will give a live presentation at the event. Note: Opportunities at the FBI are only open to U.S. citizens.    Register Here     Learn more about upcoming ORISE virtual events here. If you have any questions or trouble registering, contact us at ExperienceORISE@orau.org.

OKC Wheeler Bio Seeks Interns for Junior/Senior Students

Wheeler Bio is a biomanufacturing company designed to accelerate the translation of therapeutic innovation into clinical impact. Through parallel integration with pre-clinical discovery, Wheeler is democratizing access to comprehensive discovery-to-IND programs with its rapid, high-quality biomanufacturing and Portable CMC™ platform. With an initial focus on antibody therapeutics, the company is partnered with Alloy Therapeutics to offer emerging biopharma companies a faster and more predictable path to the clinic by avoiding the critical gaps between discovery and early development. Wheeler’s unique partnering model is built on shared success, creating a singular focus on quality, speed, and lasting collaborations. Wheeler Bio is headquartered in Oklahoma City with pilot labs located inside Alloy Therapeutics’ Boston, MA Facility.

Learn more about the company. View PPT detailing internships.

NASA Gateways to Blue Skys: Airports of Tomorrow Competition

COMPETITION SUMMARY

Airplanes will soon be using new fuels that are better for the environment and will likely have new designs that allow them to fly safer, faster, cleaner, and quieter. These advancements will require infrastructure updates or design overhauls to existing or new airports. Gateways to Blue Skies: Airports of Tomorrow asks teams to propose airport designs of external elements to accommodate these new climate-friendly aviation technologies.

Learn more and read the full Competition Guidelines, including eligibility criteria here. 

National Science Foundation, Data Analyst Fellowship Opportunity

APPLY NOW!

Deadline: April 13^th at 11:59 PM ET

https://zintellect.com/Opportunity/Details/NSF-OD-2022-0001

 

Join the National Science Foundation (NSF), Office of the Director (OD), in Alexandria, VA to support projects of the Renewing NSF effort!

 

NSF is continually looking for new and improved ways to support the nation's STEM enterprise and engage leaders across the agency to ensure these innovations encompass a variety of viewpoints and stakeholder perspectives.

 

What will I be doing?

As a fellow with the NSF OD, you will support analysis for development and assessment of reform and enterprise innovation pilots that enhance NSF's ability to promote the progress of science. 

 

Why should I apply? 

As a fellow in the NSF Office of the Director, you will gain a deepened understanding of professional scientific career pathways and the research funding landscape and learn about the high-level strategies for supporting the national STEM enterprise. 

 

Where will I be located?

Alexandria, VA

Appointments may result in a virtual placement due to COVID-19 impacts.

What are the benefits?

As a participant with NSF OD, you’ll receive an annual stipend starting at $55,000, based on your academic level and experience. 

Participants may also be eligible to receive:

·       Health insurance allowance 

·       Reimbursement for travel expenses

·       Travel and training allowance for professional development, meetings, etc.