International research internships at the CBBL through the UVic Interns Programme
Are you an international Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD student interested in spending a research period in our lab?
The Computational Biochemistry and Biophysics Laboratory (CBBL) at UVic-UCC welcomes motivated students who would like to develop an academic traineeship in computational biology, bioinformatics, molecular modelling, omics data analysis, or related areas.
Through the UVic Interns Programme, international students can apply for a research traineeship at UVic-UCC with an educational purpose, while remaining enrolled at their home university.
Our lab works at the interface of computational biochemistry, biophysics, bioinformatics and quantitative biology. Current research interests include molecular simulations, enzyme function and design, protein–ligand and protein–protein interactions, gene regulatory networks, single-cell and omics data analysis, and computational approaches to complex biological systems.
You can learn more about our research here:
- Computational Biochemistry and Biophysics Laboratory (CBBL)
- CBBL research lines
- Recent publications on Google Scholar
Students interested in joining us for a research stay should send a short motivation letter and CV, indicating their academic background, research interests, preferred dates, and whether the traineeship is connected to an Erasmus+, curricular internship, Master’s thesis, PhD mobility stay, or another mobility scheme.
Contact: Jordi Villà-Freixa
jordi.villa@uvic.cat
We look forward to welcoming motivated international students to Vic and to the CBBL.