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University of Hyderabad student selected for summer internship in USA
Ananya Dash, a third year IMSc Systems Biology student at the University of Hyderabad (UoH) has been selected to do a summer internship at the Institute For Systems Biology, Seattle for a period of two months from May to July, 2019 under the supervision of Prof Nitin Baliga on a fully-funded fellowship.
Hyderabad: Ananya Dash, a third year IMSc Systems Biology student at the University of Hyderabad (UoH) has been selected to do a summer internship at the Institute For Systems Biology, Seattle for a period of two months from May to July, 2019 under the supervision of Prof Nitin Baliga on a fully-funded fellowship.
Institute for Systems Biology is a nonprofit biomedical research organisation whose core values revolve around solving complex problems of human health and environmental issues with a cross-disciplinary approach. Prof Nitin Baliga uses a Systems Biology approach to construct predictive models of cellular and molecular networks to address questions relevant to the area of microbial ecology, tuberculosis and cancer.
During her internship, Ananya will be working in the area of anti microbial resistance and will be a part of the Systems Education Experience (SEE) programme wherein, she will be able to transform the experiences of the project into development of science curriculum.
