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Happy to share that I recently completed a 15 day internship on molecular biology techniques at BioTecNika. this internship included various everyday use mol bio techniques such as primer designing for PCR, DNA micro array, blotting, CRISPR-cas9, NGS, electrophoresis, mass spectrometry and many more. This internship helped me understand the mechanisms of all these techniques in brief detail, and equipped me with knowledge of practical skill needed to perform these techniques with high efficiency. i cannot thank Shekhar Suman sir enough for organising such industry level internships necessary for students to get a kickstart in the field of biosciences and biotechnology. #biotechnology #internship #molecularbiology #skilldevelopment

I am currently undergoing my internship at UKM Medical Molecular Biology Institute (UMBI), and it has been spectacular!. Although it has just been over three weeks now, I have already gained much insight and knowledge. Me and my friends (from different universities) went through our three-week orientation, eagerly learning and conducting experiments. The module includes: 1. DNA Extraction of Blood using Salting method 2. Observation of C. elegans 3. DNA Extraction of Blood using QIAamp DNA Mini Kit (250) 4. DNA quantification training - Nanodrop Spectrophotometer 5. Briefing on PCR technique 6. Serum, MNC and RBC processing 7. Biobank sample storage and retrieval 8. DNA Extraction of Tissue using QIAamp DNA Mini Kit #umbi #molecularbiology #internship

🌟 Thrilled to Share My Internship Experience! 🌟 I’m excited to announce the successful completion of my 3-month internship at the prestigious WIA Cancer Institute, Adayar in the Molecular Oncology Department. It was an incredibly enriching experience, where I gained hands-on exposure to cutting-edge techniques and tools in biotechnology. During this internship, I had the opportunity to work on a variety of projects and further developed my skills in: 🔬 Cell Culture 🐁 Animal Handling 💉 HPLC (High-Performance Liquid Chromatography) 🧬 PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) 💡 Alamar Assay 🔎 Gel Electrophoresis I also honed some fundamental biotechnology techniques that have strengthened my foundation in the field of molecular biology and cancer research. I am deeply grateful to the amazing team at the Cancer Institute for their guidance and support. Looking forward to applying these skills in future research and projects! 💪 #InternshipExperience #CancerResearch #MolecularOncology #Biotechnology #LifeSciences #CellCulture #PCR #HPLC #AnimalHandling #GelElectrophoresis #BiotechCareers #ResearchAndDevelopment #LabTechniques #BiotechInnovation #HealthcareResearch #ScienceBehindCancer #FutureOfBiotech #CareerGrowth #STEM #OncologyResearch #ScientificCommunity

Thrilled to have completed my internship at Dr. Ziauddin Hospital's Molecular Genetics department! This experience deepened my knowledge in fascinating field of molecular genetics, preparing me for new challenges in the world of biotechnology. Grateful for the opportunity to grow professionally and apply my knowledge in a real-world setting. Excited for what's next! #internship #biotechnology #moleculargenetics

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Proud to share the successful completion of my 2-month internship in genetic engineering, coupled with the attainment of an industrial certificate! Excited to continue exploring the frontiers of genetic engineering. #geneticengineering #internship #biotechnology #industrialcertificate #research

I think it is important to normalize sharing negative experiences on LinkedIn. I want to contribute to this by sharing one of my own stories. And hopefully help bachelor students like me to be wiser. This summer I did an internship in the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) in Heidelberg. For the last three years I have been practicing in one specific area of cancer biology - tissue samples stainings (such as IHC and multiplex immunofluorescence) and bioimage analysis. After some time I realized that my interest had shifted and I wanted a more diverse lab routine with a different methodology. I also had a more “classical” skillset in experimental biology methods because of the internship I did in my home country many years ago (before my first international internship). Back then I was fluent in those methods and worked full-time in the lab for around half a year. The internship at DKFZ was an attempt to return to the “classical” experimental cancer biology with all the widely used molecular biology/biochemistry techniques such PCR, electrophoresis, western-blotting and others. Of course all of them were listed in my CV, even though it has been a while since the last time I used them. Shortly after the beginning of the internship it became obvious that I could not perform them nearly independently and required a lot of supervision which basically felt like learning them from scratch. This big misunderstanding created a situation where the lab did not expect such performance and could not afford spending as much time with me as I needed. Which is understandable. But I felt like an idiot. This story has a very happy ending - after a month I transferred to another lab that could take me as a student and teach me from the beginner level. But this time in bioinformatics. It was a transformative experience for me because it allowed me to better position myself in the area and significantly shaped my vision of the career path I want to follow. The colleagues were amazing (I already miss them!) and the team was academically very strong. I loved it! I just want to share a conclusion I made after my experience: be realistic in your CV and always make sure to understand well what the expectations are from you. I know that sometimes it works to “fake it till you make it” but apparently sometimes it does not. And then you can end up in a difficult situation. I hope it can help other “fellow” bachelor students that are also going for internships.

I am excited to announce that I have started a 6-week internship with the CICERONE program at the CNIC - Spanish National Center for Cardiovascular Research / Centro Nac. Investigaciones Cardiovasc. I will be working with the Cardiovascular Proteomics research group under the supervision of Jesús Vázquez. 🌟🧬 During this internship, I will be learning about the various advanced computational methods employed by the group, particularly focusing on the analysis of post-translational modifications in cardiovascular biology. The team is developing innovative “open search” algorithms that enable true hypothesis-free identification and quantification of any post-translational modification from high-throughput mass spectrometry-based proteomics. Furthermore, the group aims to extend the development of semi-supervised approaches for data interpretation and to integrate quantitative information in large-scale experiments. 🧪💻 These developments will be applied to investigate molecular mechanisms underlying cardiovascular diseases, including subclinical atherosclerosis and other diseases related to vascular remodeling. I am particularly eager to dive into computational approaches such as Data Independent Analysis (#DIA), single-cell proteomics, and open search methodologies. 🩺🔍 Many thanks to the Cardiovascular Proteomics group for this incredible opportunity. #Proteomics #CardiovascularResearch #MassSpectrometry #Bioinformatics #CICERONE #CNIC #ResearchInternship #PostTranslationalModifications #DataIndependentAnalysis #SingleCellProteomics #OpenSearchApproaches

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