The Helmholtz Munich Summer Internship on Epigenetics Without Barriers 2025 is now accepting applications! This prestigious two-month program offers undergraduate and first-year master’s students a fully immersive research experience in cutting-edge labs. Participants will gain hands-on training in AI, stem cells, environment, and chromatin research, working alongside top international scientists.
Why Apply? Benefits of the Helmholtz Internship
Selected interns will receive numerous academic and professional benefits, including:
- Hands-on Research Experience – Work in top-tier labs, conducting experiments in biochemistry, molecular biology, imaging, and AI-driven computational research.
- Expert Mentorship – Collaborate with world-class researchers in epigenetics and computational biology.
- Career Growth & Professional Development – Ideal for master’s students considering long-term research opportunities.
- Accommodation & Allowance – Financial support and accommodation assistance provided (details available in FAQs).
- Networking & Skill Development – Learn to design experiments, analyze data, and apply AI techniques in biological research.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the Helmholtz Munich Summer Internship 2025, applicants must:
- Be enrolled in a university throughout the internship period (July–August 2025).
- Have a background in biological sciences, bioinformatics, or a related field.
- Maintain a strong academic record.
- Demonstrate proficiency in English (spoken and written).
- Be either:
- An undergraduate student (having completed at least two years of studies).
- A first-year master’s student.
Available Research Programs
Interns will have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge research projects in the following labs:
- Bonev Lab – Gene regulation and chromatin architecture
- Cabianca Lab – Epigenetics and genome organization
- Marr Lab – AI in epigenetics and transcriptomics
- Schmoller Lab – Cell cycle regulation
- Schneider Lab – Molecular mechanisms in development
- Scialdone Lab – Computational biology and epigenetics
- Torres-Padilla Lab – Stem cell research and chromatin dynamics
Note: Applicants must select three labs of interest in their application. Placement will be based on availability and preferences.
Application Process & Required Documents
To apply, candidates must:
- Submit an online application via the official portal: Apply Here
- Upload one PDF file containing:
- Motivation letter
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- University transcript
- Proof of enrollment
- Select three research labs of interest.
- Receive an automated confirmation upon submission.
Selection Timeline
- Applications Close – February 17, 2025 (17:00 CET)
- Initial Review – February 18, 2025 onwards
- Provisional Lab Placement – March 6–7, 2025
- Final List of Selected Students – Mid-March 2025
- Internship Period – July–August 2025
The Helmholtz Munich Summer Internship 2025 is an exceptional opportunity for aspiring researchers to gain real-world lab experience in epigenetics, AI-driven research, and molecular biology.
With expert mentorship, financial support, and hands-on training, this program is an unmissable chance for students looking to advance their scientific careers. Apply before February 17, 2025!
FAQ:
What is the Helmholtz Munich Summer Internship?
The Helmholtz Munich Summer Internship 2025 is a fully immersive two-month research program for undergraduate and first-year master’s students in epigenetics, AI, and molecular biology.
Who is eligible to apply for the internship?
Applicants must be enrolled in a university during the internship period, have a background in biological sciences or related fields, and have completed at least two years of undergraduate studies.
What benefits do selected interns receive?
Interns gain hands-on research experience, expert mentorship, professional development, financial support for accommodation, and exposure to advanced computational and lab techniques.
Which research areas are available in the internship?
Participants can work in labs focusing on AI in biology, gene regulation, chromatin architecture, computational epigenetics, molecular mechanisms, and stem cell research.
How do I apply for the Helmholtz Munich Summer Internship?
Candidates must submit an online application with a motivation letter, CV, transcript, and proof of enrollment in one PDF file. Applications must be submitted before February 17, 2025.
When will selected interns be announced?
Initial review begins on February 18, 2025, provisional lab placements will be announced on March 6-7, and final selections will be made by mid-March 2025.
What is the duration of the Helmholtz Munich Internship?
The internship runs for two months, from July to August 2025.
