Hi, I recommend that you follow Data Professor on YouTube. He has great videos about bioinformatics and machine learning. If you are interested, he also introduces some websites where you can do internships and participate in projects to enhance your CV

Hi Dear Fatemeh Fadaei

Thank you very much for your attention, but I am at a advanced level and I am looking for a very good supervisor so that I can get better results.

You're welcome. if you are interested in applying for a Ph.D /MSc.in Germany. There are plenty of grants available for Ph.D. students and master's students, such as DAAD. You have to first contact a supervisor, then write a proposal, and apply for the grant. If you're interested in finding a professor, I recommend you explore this website where some great professors in Germany get together; you can contact them if you like:

https://www.uni-muenster.de/SPP2363/Members/members.html

I heard the USA also offers grants for Ph.D. and master's programs, but I don't have much information about them.

Furthermore, you can apply to participate in an in-person internship. There are some internships available in Europe during the summer. I did the same before my Ph.D. I applied from Iran. Explore the internet for internships in the summer of 2024; some of them are free of charge. Unfortunately, there is no more internship program in the institution I applied to; otherwise, I would introduce you

Good luck!

Avenues you can explore to find such opportunities:

1. Academic research institutions: Many universities and research institutions offer remote research positions or internships in bioinformatics and computational biology. Check their websites, job boards, and reach out to individual researchers or research groups who align with your interests.

2. Online job portals and platforms: Websites and platforms dedicated to remote work, such as LinkedIn, Indeed, and Upwork, often have listings for bioinformatics and computational biology projects. You can search for specific keywords like "remote bioinformatics," "computational biology," or "bioinformatics internships" to find relevant opportunities.

3. Open-source projects: Contributing to open-source bioinformatics projects can provide valuable hands-on experience. Explore bioinformatics software and libraries like Biopython, Bioconductor (for R), or other popular tools on platforms like GitHub. Contribute to their development, report issues, or collaborate with the community.

4. Online communities and forums: Engage with online communities and forums focused on bioinformatics and computational biology. These platforms, such as Bioinformatics Stack Exchange, BioStars, or community forums associated with specific software packages, often have job boards or project collaboration opportunities shared by researchers or organizations.

5. Networking: Attend virtual conferences, webinars, and workshops related to bioinformatics and computational biology. Connect with researchers, presenters, and fellow attendees to express your interest in remote research opportunities. Networking can often lead to potential collaborations or recommendations for available positions.

When searching for opportunities, it's important to tailor your search keywords to include relevant terms like "remote," "internship," "volunteer," or "project-based." Additionally, clearly communicate your enthusiasm, willingness to contribute, and desire for hands-on experience in your application materials or when reaching out to potential mentors or supervisors.

Hope it helps:credit AI.