Our training programs range from 2-3 weeks in duration, where interested participants can choose to specialize in genomics, microbiology, or biochemistry. All participants are provided with a certificate upon successful completion.
Any Bangladeshi national enrolled in a Master’s program in a field related to Microbiology, Genomics, Bioinformatics or Disease Modelling in Bangladesh is eligible to apply. Application deadline is 25 Oct 2023.
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This is a 2-week OR 3-week program, where trainees will learn methods for pathogen identification, molecular diagnostics, genomics, phage detection, infectious disease surveillance & much more.
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If you are interested to do your undergraduate or graduate thesis at CHRF, please tell us more about yourself, your academic supervisor and your research proposal by filling up this form.
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This five-day workshop will provide participants with a comprehensive overview of bacterial genomics and its applications in antimicrobial resistance research. Through a series of lectures and hands-on sessions, participants will learn how to analyze bacterial genomes for antimicrobial resistance and virulence factors, conduct comparative genomic analysis, and apply bacterial genomics to investigate clinical and scientific problems.
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This workshop is a part of the “Democratizing Public Health Modeling Using AI-based Tools” grant made to CHRF by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Selected candidates will receive scholarships to cover the course fee.
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This exclusive practice-oriented workshop is intended for undergraduates, graduates and young professionals with a science, medicine or public health background, or interest in science communication and/or science journalism.
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This was the first training program introduced by CHRF to help aspiring scientists develop their skills in microbiology, molecular biology and biochemistry. Starting in July 2022, over 100 trainees graduated from this program until July 2023. The constructive feedback we had received from our alumni helped us design a new hands-on program called, 'Laboratory Techniques in Infectious Diseases'.
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