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BIO5 Institute's KEYS (Keep Engaging Youth in Science) Research Internship Program

A unique summer opportunity for motivated Arizona high school students with a strong interest in bioscience, engineering, environmental health, or biostatistics to work side-by-side with top faculty in University of Arizona laboratories.

2020 KEYS PROGRAM |  JUNE 8 - JULY 24, 2020

Applications for the 2020 KEYS Internship are closed.

 

 

News

Nikhil Mathur, Week 7, KEYS Alumnus

Success of Online KEYS Program Gives Intern Hope for the Future

Thursday, July 30, 2020
Nikhil Mathur’s overwhelmingly positive KEYS experience ignited his confidence in the feasibility and efficacy of beginning his senior year of high school online.
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Virtual Summer Research Program Empowers Student to Embrace the Unknown

Wednesday, July 29, 2020
The KEYS program not only enabled Christina Niyigena to develop tools to simplify data processing methods, but it provided her an opportunity for personal growth.
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KEYS Intern Discovers Hundreds of New Viruses Through Data Science Project

Tuesday, July 28, 2020
Esha Mathur harnessed the powers of multiple computer software programs to advance the field of terrestrial viruses.
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