Undergraduate students
Explore how to begin in research, learn about scientific careers, and connect with people further along the path.
Join the communityJoin researchers at every stage for career workshops, practical guidance, and the connections that help you keep moving forward.
Start with the mailing list. Get workshop invitations, joining information, and updates from NBL.
Join the mailing listOpens Google Groups · Google sign-in requiredNeed help joining? Email usExplore how to begin in research, learn about scientific careers, and connect with people further along the path.
Research assistants, LSRPs, and clinical research coordinators can prepare for graduate applications with practical workshops.
Share your application journey, mentor others, and learn from postdocs and faculty about your own next chapter.
Offer guidance to emerging scientists and join conversations about funding, leadership, and career development.
Sign in with your Google account and follow Google Groups’ instructions to request or join the mailing list.
Receive event invitations, joining details, and community announcements.
Browse the event calendar for session dates, locations, and joining details.
No. NBL is rooted at Stanford and welcomes people across institutions. Check each event for its in-person and online format.
Yes. NBL membership is free, and the career workshops are offered without a membership fee. External opportunities and travel programs have their own requirements and costs.
Join the mailing list for invitations and joining details. Some series make online access available to members. You can email NBL if you need help with a particular session.
Members can ask about available recordings and materials. Availability varies by session; not every workshop has a public recording.
Yes. Email nextbioleader@gmail.com with your background, what you would like to share, and how you would like to get involved.
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for in-person workshops. Thank you for making room
for the next generation.
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