APHL Laboratory Fellowships
APHL Laboratory Fellowships at Northwestern University offer hands-on training in public health lab science, focusing on bioinformatics, environmental health, and newborn screening for early-career scientists.
Funder: Northwestern University
Due Dates: October 1, 2026 (anticipated application deadline for APHL Laboratory Fellowships)
Funding Amounts: 1–2 year fellowships; award provides full-time support for early-career scientists (exact amount not specified).
Summary: Hands-on laboratory fellowships for early-career scientists in bioinformatics, environmental health, and newborn screening, focused on advancing public health laboratory science.
Key Information: Deadlines and details may vary by specific fellowship; check the APHL fellowship page for updates.
Description
The APHL Laboratory Fellowships, offered in partnership with Northwestern University and the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL), provide early-career scientists with immersive, hands-on training in public health laboratory science. Fellows work in specialized areas such as bioinformatics, environmental health, and newborn screening, gaining practical laboratory experience, mentorship, and opportunities for professional and technical development. The program aims to foster innovation and expertise to advance laboratory science and public health initiatives in the United States.
