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Biological Machine Learning Internship

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Job Title:Biological Machine Learning Internship

Job Location:London, UK

Job Location Type:Hybrid

Job Contract Type:Internship

Job Seniority Level:Internship

Department Data Science Employment Type Internship Location London Workplace type Hybrid Reporting To Neythen Treloar

Key Responsibilities

Skills, Knowledge and Expertise

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About Bactobio

We are a London-based biotechnology startup using breakthrough technologies in synthetic biology, next-generation sequencing and machine learning to cultivate the 99% of previously unculturable microbes. These microbes constitute the biggest bioresource in life, and our exclusive access allows us to discover novel chemicals that can be applied across a variety of markets.

We are impact-driven. Our first goal is to solve the growing antimicrobial resistance crisis through novel antibiotics and stabilise global food security through novel natural biodegradable fungicides.



Lifelancer (https://lifelancer.com) is a talent-hiring platform in Life Sciences, Pharma and IT. The platform connects talent with opportunities in pharma, biotech, health sciences, healthtech and IT domains.

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