RSG-Nigeria is the ISCB-SC Regional Student Group for Nigeria. It brings together students and early-career researchers interested in the interdisciplinary field of Computational Biology, and provides a platform for networking, sharing ideas and raising awareness about the scope of the field. Our members come from across the country.
We are the Regional Student Group of Nigeria within the ISCB-SC, the International Society for Computational Biology Student Council. This is an international student body with 26 regional student groups in countries around the world. Its purpose is to empower the next generation of computational biology, genomics and bioinformatics students and early-career researchers and facilitate collaborative activities from institutions across the country.
International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB)
The International Society for Computational Biology is an organisation founded in 1997, dedicated to advancing the scientific understanding of living systems through computation. Its vision is to lead the field of Computational Biology so that it delivers the greatest possible impact on science and society worldwide. Its mission is to advance scholarship, research, training, outreach, and inclusive community building across Computational Biology and its professions. Learn more at www.iscb.org.
ISCB Student Council (SC)
ISCB Student Council is a section of ISCB founded in 2004, focused on creating development opportunities for students and young researchers in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics. Its mission is to support the next generation of computational biologists through scientific events, networking, soft-skill training, educational resources, and career advice. Learn more at www.iscbsc.org.
Regional Student Groups (RSGs)
The Regional Student Groups was founded in 2006, established and managed by the ISCB-SC. Their goal is to build supra-institutional organizations that bring together students and young researchers within a specific country or region, acting as local connections to global opportunities. There are 26 Regional Student Groups active in countries around the world. Learn more at www.iscbsc.org/rsg.