NSF and NIBIB/BETA offer supplemental funding for graduate students to conduct six-month biomedical engineering research internships and professional development at NIH in Bethesda, Maryland.
NIH supports national biomedical imaging and bioengineering centers that develop research-driven technologies, share them with investigators, and train researchers in their use.
NSF provides supplemental funding for graduate students to gain hands-on research experience through internships in forensic science or criminal justice settings.
NIH funds eligible domestic institutions to provide undergraduate biomedical research training and mentoring through single-site programs or community college partnerships.
The EBBS program funds research that uses engineering to understand, control, and improve biological systems and processes, supporting innovations in biotechnology and health but not drug development or clinical trials.
VBRN Undergraduate Student Summer Internships 2027 support undergraduates’ research in university and Vermont biotechnology laboratories as part of a statewide effort to build biomedical research capacity.