Our internships

Outreach to different partners and communities around the world. Editing educational and curatorial materials, including videos and catalogs, Assist in exhibit building.

Must be:
Flexible, attention-oriented, comfortable reading/writing/editing large amounts of text, historical research, team player, creating new programs and solutions.

The intern will gain unique hands-on experience working in a leading global intelligence firm run. The internship will allow students to apply the knowledge they learn in the classroom to real-world issues, while the skills acquired during the program will be directly applicable for a career in geopolitical risk analysis.
Upon its completion, internship, participants will receive two credit points.

Interns in the intelligence division assume the responsibilities of gathering information, scanning and researching security related events for tactical reports, building scanning capabilities, maintaining databases, and other tasks based on abilities and company’s needs.

Able to work 24 hours a week (three shifts a week). • We offer a flexible schedule with morning/evening shifts

– High level English proficiency – a must
– Able to throughout the week (at least three shifts a week). We offer a flexible schedule with morning/evening shifts, Sun – Sat (inclusive)
– Strong analytical and research skills
– Able to work independently
– Additional languages – advantage

Research assistant, aid in the development of research materials, data analysis, and literature review.

Background in social sciences, experience in data analysis and literature review.

We study viruses and we explore the creative strategies they use to maneuver their host cells. We are interested in deciphering the roles different viral elements are playing during infection, as well as how viruses interface with and commandeercellular pathways to control gene expression. We study these complex interactions using mainly cytomegalovirus (CMV), a herpesvirus that infects the majority of the world’s population, leading to severe diseases in newborns and immunocompromised adults. We anticipate that our studies will uncover new aspects of virus-host interactions, as well as reveal new cell biology principles.

Science background