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Next Gen biomedical internship program for high schoolers expanding - Vimarsana News

Next Gen biomedical internship program for high schoolers expanding

Published: July 18, 2023

Emory’s Next Gen biomedical research internship provides hands-on research experience and works to diversify STEM fields. This year’s program expanded to host more students and offer more lab placements.

Source: emory.edu
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NextGen gives high school students a peek at biomedical research - Vimarsana News

NextGen gives high school students a peek at biomedical research

Published: July 14, 2022

A dozen high school students spent five weeks of their summer shadowing Emory researchers and genetic counselors, getting hands-on experience related to areas of personal interest.

Source: emory.edu
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