The Junior Lab
Enter the world of technology in biomedical education, research, and development.
Enter the world of technology in biomedical education, research, and development.
The Junior Lab, BioMedizone's elite research-driven initiative designed to train the next generation of biomedical innovators, is now accepting applications. Interns, developers, research leads, and mentors work in small teams to design, build and evaluate original projects in clinical AI, digital health, and translational medicine.
Neurorehabilitation App for Implementation in Neurology Clinics Across the U.S.
Designing and evaluating a neurorehabilitation application aimed at supporting functional recovery and cognitive retraining between scheduled doctor appointments and therapy.
Potential research study evaluating effectiveness of application in symptom management in patients in outpatient clinics across the U.S.
This project is one of our most selective, time-consuming, and technically advanced. The selection committee will be extremely deliberate in appointing team members for this project. Students, interns, and project leads will receive:
Opportunity to gain co-authorship on research paper (depending on commitment - determined by Project Leads)
Opportunty to present research posters (depending on commitment - determined by Project Leads)
Ability to make impact on real patients
Skin Lesion Risk Modeling + MetaScore & Potential Implementation in Free Health Clinics
Fusing dermoscopic imaging with patient metadata to create calibrated risk prediction systems that move beyond surface-level pattern recognition. Creating software with educational models and prevention programming for patients in free health clinics.
This project is one of our most selective, time-consuming, and technically advanced. The selection committee will be extremely deliberate in appointing team members for this project. Students, interns, and project leads will receive:
Opportunity to gain co-authorship on research paper (depending on commitment - determined by Project Leads)
Opportunty to present research posters (depending on commitment - determined by Project Leads)
Ability to make impact on real patients
Independent Geospatial Health Data Analytics Project
This track allows interns to design and execute their own original biomedical or public health research project under structured mentorship. Each student is paired with a mentor throughout their project, and all projects will address a real-world healthcare, community, or environmental challenge.
This project is focused on building technical learning and skills among our interns to graduate onto larger clinical-based projects such as our neurorehabilitation project. Recruiting for this project has not yet begun. Students, interns, and project leads will receive:
Opportunity to present research posters (depending on commitment - determined by Project Leads)
Ability to make impact on real patients