Holding a Master's degree in computational biology with a 4.0 GPA from a top 10 university and having two years of undergraduate research plus 2.5 years in graduate school. I have four publications: two as co-first author and two as second author, all with impact factors greater than 10. Additionally, I have a first-author paper under review at Cell. As a permanent resident of the US, I also see a rejection faced by another applicant who had an NIH fellowship. This makes me question the criteria for interview selection for this program. It's ridiculous; who gets the interview? Only the in-state applicants?

2 years of full time master's research, 1 year of undergraduate research, and 1.5 years part time research at an unrelated field. 2 publications, 2 oral presentations at conferences and a poster presentation. NIH fellow, GRFP applicant. Seems like a very competitive program, good luck to everyone and congrats to those chosen!

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4 years of industry experience in cell and gene therapies - really excited about this program!