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Manhattan, Kansas, invites a highly motivated postgraduate participant to engage in advanced bioinformatics research on two of the world’s most dangerous emerging pathogens: Nipah virus (NiV) and Crimean
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uptake. This research opportunity will focus on a targeted gene design, bioinformatics approach, to develop coding and noncoding sequence elements for stabilizing mRNAs for in vivo delivery. These mRNAs
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studies supporting research on high-consequence and emerging pathogens. Gain hands-on training in molecular biology, virology, ecology, or bioinformatics methods depending on the project. Learn to collect
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for participants seeking to expand their expertise in molecular biology, virology, ecology, or bioinformatics while contributing to projects of national importance. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of a
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The qualified candidate should be currently pursuing or have received a master's or degree in the one of the relevant fields (e.g. epidemiology, ecology, computational biology, bioinformatics, data science
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, protein, grain element, plant and microbe DNA, RNA purification and DNA sequencing analysis using next gen DNA sequencing, gene expression using RNA seq or real time PCR. Open sources of bioinformatic tools
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techniques including HPLC and LC-MS Multi-omic evaluation of a variety of sample types using top-down and bottom-up analytical methodologies, bioinformatic data processing, and olfactory sciences studies
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. The student will learn to utilize molecular techniques, microbial culturing, metabolomics, proteomics or bioinformatics/statistics skills. Mentor(s): The mentor for this opportunity is Shin-Yi Marzano