The BIDS Undergraduate Internship Program provides a variety of engaging data science research opportunities through the UC Berkeley's Undergraduate Research Apprentice Program (URAP). For the Fall 2019 semester, BIDS Data Science Fellows, Senior Fellows, and Staff mentors are enlisting undergraduates to help design and implement the following research projects. Eligible undergraduate students may apply online by September 3, 2019, at 9:00 AM.
- BIDS Machine Shop - Stéfan van der Walt, BIDS Senior Research Data Scientist (Open for new apprentices)
- Computational imaging and microscopy - Laura Waller, EECS (Open for new apprentices)
- Cryptography of the unknown regions of genomes - Ciera Martinez, BIDS (Full - no new apprentices needed)
- Data science software stack for julia - David Anthoff, Energy and Resources Group (Open for new apprentices)
- Deep Learning in Medical Imaging - Maryam Vareth, BIDS and UCSF (Open for new apprentices)
- Demo Watch: Discovering Patterns of Peace and Violence between Police and Protesters - Nick Adams, Goodly Labs (Open for new apprentices)
- Enabling future gamma-ray space missions - Andreas Zoglauer, Space Sciences Laboratory (Open for new apprentices)
- Garbage In, Garbage Out? Do Machine Learning Research Papers Report Where Training Data Comes From? - Stuart Geiger, BIDS (Open for new apprentices)
- Hydrologic forecasting for the East River, CO - Zexuan Xu, Climate & Ecosystem Sciences Division, LBNL (Full - no new apprentices needed)
- Liberating Archives: Opening up Public Data for Open Research - Nick Adams, Goodly Labs (Open for new apprentices)
- Public Editor - Saul Perlmutter, BIDS; and Nick Adams, Goodly Labs (Open for new apprentices)
