Internship Program: Submit an Internship Opportunity

Please use this form to share information about your existing or upcoming internship opportunities!

Starting in 2023, EBRC will transition our Industry Internship Program to be an Internship Portal. We are scaling back our facilitation and will no longer coordinate student applications, coordinate interviews, or make matches/placements, decreasing the operational burden for some companies and for EBRC. Importantly, however, EBRC will still facilitate connections between students in the community looking for internships and the member companies and affiliated organizations that are seeking interns through a revised version of our website (ebrc.org/internship). We will also offer guidance and suggestions for host organizations and for students on how to have a successful internship.

Information submitted through this form (except where indicated) will be displayed on our Internship Portal webpage for students to learn about and connect with your in-house internship programs or opportunities.

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Elibio Rech

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Internship Program: Submit an Internship Opportunity

Add: Internship Opportunity

Elibio Rech

Security Considerations at the Intersection of Engineering Biology and Artificial Intelligence

NIST RFI on Implementation of US National Standards Strategy

Building a Robust Bioeconomy Workforce: A Policy Approach to Bridging the Gap in Undergraduate Experiential Learning

Introduction to Engineering Biology: A Conceptual Framework for Teaching Synthetic Biology

Publication Date: June 2023 | Originally published in ACS Synthetic Biology This publication is a companion piece to our Introduction to Engineering Biology curriculum module that was created and released in 2022.

Theresa Loveless

Publication Date: June 2023 | Originally published in ACS Synthetic Biology

This publication is a companion piece to our Introduction to Engineering Biology curriculum module that was created and released in 2022.