PiNBAC offers a two-year, full-time, paid research experience at Harvard Medical School, where participants work with experts and gain valuable hands-on skills in neuroscience.

PiNBAC participants have the chance to attend a conference, where they can present their research, network with professionals, and explore the latest advances in neuroscience.

PiNBAC fosters a supportive and inclusive community, where participants can connect with peers, mentors, and faculty dedicated to their growth and success in neuroscience.

PiNBAC trainees have opportunities to present their research, building communication skills and receiving valuable feedback from peers and faculty.

Trainees benefit from mentorship by Neuroscience PhD students and faculty, providing guidance, support, and insights into academic and research careers. Each trainee is assigned a “Mentoring Pod” composed of a Research Faculty and a PiN Graduate Student.

PiNBAC’s weekly core course exposes participants to various neuroscience subfields while also teaching essential skills for navigating lab environments and fostering professional development.

PiNBAC offers hands-on bootcamps, including a Python Bootcamp and Neuroscience Bootcamp for first-year trainees, as well as a Quantitative Neuroscience Bootcamp for second-year participants taken alongside Morehouse School of Medicine BS/MS students.

PiNBAC participants engage in a range of Neurobiology Department events, including the annual retreat, symposiums, seminars, and more, providing valuable opportunities for learning, networking, and community building.

PiNBAC offers additional benefits, including graduate school application support, access to a strong alumni network, and a range of resources to help participants succeed in their neuroscience journeys.