Step Into the Future of Biomedicine with CRABS 2025!
The Summer School on Computational Research Advances in Biomedical Sciences (CRABS) is a week-long international training program in bioinformatics and …
Scientists Without Borders
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Courses and Workshops20
Professors and Educators100
Ukrainian Students Enrolled10
Biomedical Labs in USA and EuropeOur Programs
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MentorshipMentorship
Our Mentorship Program offers a unique opportunity for scholars in Ukraine to work one-on-one with world-renowned academics and professionals in …
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WorkshopsWorkshops
Our Hands-On Workshops on Bioinformatics are designed to provide participants with practical skills and experience in utilizing bioinformatics tools and …
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SeminarsSeminars
Our Seminar Series on Bioinformatics offers a comprehensive and engaging platform for exploring the intersection of biology, computer science, and …
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Offline Meet-upsOffline Meet-ups
Our Bioinformatics Offline Meetups offer face-to-face opportunities for students, researchers, and industry professionals to collaborate, learn, and network. Led by …
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Meet Our Students
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“My main project, for now, is protecting Ukrainian people and soil from invaders. But I hope to get back to bioinformatics one day, so I take online courses and do small pet projects in my free time – like searching for the telomere fusion site in the 2nd chromosome“
Story 1: Valerii Pokrytiuk. Data engineer and Ukranian soldier
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“In the next 5-10 years, I want to be the head of a genetic research lab, and for this, I need both to obtain new skills and to increase my management skills. This lab would research complex disease genetics, with the focus on mental health, but not omitting other relevant projects.”
Story 2: Vitalina Bashynska, Ph.D
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“When the war started, I was working on tick infections. But all the projects had been stopped. It requires field trips for ticks collecting, and mines make it impossible to do that..”
Story 3: Oksana Zlenko, Ph.D. -
“The Russians have already destroyed some of our University facilities, killed colleagues I collaborated with, and imprisoned my closest colleague and friend as a prisoner of war ”
Story 4: Volodymyr Harkavenko -
“My research projects were put on hold in the past year because of the war. In particular, on March 1, 2022, my department was damaged by a shockwave after two Russian cruise missiles hit a building nearby, that of the Kharkiv Regional Council. Almost no windows survived…”
Story 5: Mykola Drohvalenko, Ph.D. student
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“Growing up, I was always curious about the natural world around me–I was fascinated by the complexity and diversity of living organisms and the intricate processes that govern their behavior…”
Story 6: Vladyslav Husak, biology student -
“My wish is to be a part of the process of identifying new molecular targets and developing effective treatments, which will make a significant contribution to the field of medicine, mainly cancer research. Although the Ukrainian scientific community is facing huge challenges, I know we have the potential to emerge stronger and more connected than before, with support from the international scientific community.”
Story 7: Daria Chefan, Master’s graduate -
“It was a hard year, but we’ve managed through it.. Despite of everything, I still dream of implementing omics-diagnostics and performing CAR-T therapy…”
Story 8: Roman Luchko, Master’s graduate and entrepreneur -
“I had to organize my life and work according to blackout schedules due to damage to the country’s energy system caused by Russian missile attacks…”
Story 9: Daria Nishchenko, undergraduate student
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