Program Outcomes
Transition from data consumer to independent researcher
Whether you're in academia or industry, the ability to analyze your own sequencing data is rapidly becoming a baseline expectation — not a bonus skill.
Stop waiting. Start analyzing.
By the end of this program, you run your own pipelines, interpret your own results, and make decisions grounded in data — without depending on a collaborator or waiting weeks for someone else's availability.
Leave with work you can submit
You don't just learn techniques — you apply them to a real research question and produce a manuscript-ready output. Reproducible code, polished figures, a structured methods section, and a results narrative ready for journal submission.
Rare, competitive, and in demand
Most researchers are strong on one side. You'll leave this program fluent in both. That combination — deep biological understanding paired with hands-on data analysis — is what separates candidates in applications, fellowships, and hiring.
Why This Matters
NGS analysis is no longer optional
Sequencing data is generated in labs of every scale. The question is no longer whether your research involves it — it's whether you can work with it directly.
You understand the biology — take ownership of the data
RNA-seq is now routine across labs of every scale, yet most researchers still outsource the analysis. No collaborator shares your depth of knowledge about experimental controls, design rationale, or underlying biology. Handling your own data leads to faster turnarounds and more hypothesis-driven, accurate findings.
Bridging bench and computation is a genuine career edge
Pharmaceutical and biotech teams increasingly hire researchers who move fluidly between wet and dry lab work. This profile remains rare — and it reflects directly in compensation and the scope of roles available. Specialists anchored to only one side consistently find fewer doors open to them.
The field has shifted — computational literacy is now the floor
NGS data spans every corner of life sciences today. Research groups without in-house analysis capability are waiting on collaborators, slipping on deadlines, and falling behind in competitive publication landscapes. Working fluently with sequencing data is no longer a differentiator — it's a baseline expectation.
The Mentor
Md. Jubayer Hossain
Founder & CEO, DeepBio Ltd
With over five years of experience in computational biology and cancer genomics research, Md. Jubayer Hossain has guided hundreds of researchers through independent bioinformatics projects. His mentees have published in high-impact journals and advanced to positions in top research institutions and biotech companies.
As Founder & CEO of DeepBio Ltd, Jubayer bridges the gap between cutting-edge research and accessible training. He understands the exact obstacles researchers face when learning NGS data analysis — and has built proven pipelines and curricula that accelerate that journey.
During these 12-week mentorships, Jubayer provides not just technical guidance, but strategy on dataset selection, research design, and publication. He's committed to moving each mentee from data consumer to independent researcher—capable of asking their own research questions and answering them with confidence.
The goal of this program is simple: equip you with the bioinformatics skills, research maturity, and publication portfolio that will define your career in cancer genomics or neuroscience research.
The Real Obstacles
Why beginners get stuck
The biology isn't the hard part. Here's what actually blocks researchers from getting started.
The Linux command line — before a single analysis even begins
Almost every bioinformatics tool runs in a Linux terminal. Most tutorials skip this entirely, assuming you already know it. Most beginners don't — and get stuck immediately.
Tool installation feels like black magic
Setting up STAR, featureCounts, or Salmon from scratch involves dependency management, PATH variables, and environment configuration — all opaque to someone just trying to analyze RNA-seq data.
Personal computers simply can't handle the compute
Genome indexing, alignment, and quantification require significant RAM and storage. These jobs need a server or HPC — and most beginners have no path to one.
A maze of file formats with no map
FASTQ, BAM, SAM, GTF, BED, VCF — knowing which tool requires which format, and how to convert between them, is genuinely confusing when you're starting out.
Written tutorials have no "start here" arrow
Even comprehensive tutorials can overwhelm a beginner who doesn't know which section to read first, what to skip, or how to connect the pieces into a coherent pipeline.
How This Program Solves It
Everything designed
for the absolute beginner
Every obstacle has a specific solution built into this program. Here's how.
Production-ready pipeline — built and handed to you
No time lost building infrastructure from scratch. You receive a fully developed, tested bioinformatics pipeline on Day 1. Focus entirely on learning and applying it to real data, not configuring tools.
Linux from zero — live, guided practice
We start with 'how to open a terminal' and build up. Every command is explained, practiced, and applied in the context of bioinformatics. You'll be fluent in the commands that actually matter.
Real data formats, demystified live
We open and explain every file format you'll encounter — FASTQ quality scores, SAM/BAM alignment files, GTF annotations — using real sequencing data, not abstract examples.
Lean R — only what you need for RNA-seq
Most R courses try to teach the whole language. We cover exactly the R you need for differential expression analysis — nothing more, nothing less. Efficient and immediately applicable.
Ready-to-use scripts for your own data
You'll leave with annotated, working scripts covering the complete RNA-seq pipeline — code you can apply directly to your own samples, not just classroom examples.
Lifetime recordings
Miss something live? Re-watch any session and revisit every lesson at your own pace — forever.
12-Week Roadmap
A structured journey from research question to publication.
From opening a terminal for the first time to submitting your data to NCBI GEO — every step, every tool, every concept.
What's Included
Everything you need,
nothing you don't
One enrollment covers the full program experience — tools, support, and materials.
About the Mentor
Md. Jubayer Hossain
Founder & CEO, DeepBio Ltd
Md. Jubayer Hossain is a bioinformatician and computational biologist with five years of experience spanning both active research and teaching. Since 2020, he has trained over 3,000 students — from complete beginners to graduate researchers — in the practical skills required to work with real biological data.
As Founder & CEO of DeepBio Ltd, Jubayer combines research rigor with a structured approach to education. His teaching is grounded in what he does daily: designing and running computational analyses on real datasets. Every student in this program works directly with him — not a TA, not a substitute — toward a concrete, submittable research output.
"My role is to accelerate your journey from question to discovery. You bring the curiosity; I bring the roadmap, the tools, and the accountability to ensure you succeed."
Mentee Testimonials
Researchers Who Leveled Up
Hear directly from mentees across 12+ universities who transformed their research capabilities through structured bioinformatics mentorship.
My research journey was significantly shaped by my experience at CHIRAL Bangladesh. The structured internship helped me understand principles of responsible research and evidence-based scientific inquiry.
The mentorship helped me understand the fundamentals of scientific research and R programming. I learned how to approach a research problem, analyze data systematically, and interpret results more effectively.
Great teacher and an inspiring mentor. Loving every moment of learning from Jubayer vai.
I get the full support during my internship programme and also getting any kind of mentorship regularly, which brings my confidence level to finish my work properly.
Being part of the Big Bioinformatics Lab has been a transformative experience. The mentorship provided me with the technical skills and analytical mindset needed to handle complex datasets effectively.
The internship was a turning point as I began my bioinformatics journey. Under his guidance, I strengthened my skills in R programming, transcriptomics, and cancer bioinformatics — and worked on a kidney cancer project now becoming a full paper.
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Our Lead Trainer MD Jubayer vai is really a polite and professional mentor. Working with him is a joy and pleasure — learning from him was very unique and interesting.
The mentor provided clear direction, shared useful knowledge, and encouraged me to think critically about my work. It built my confidence in conducting research and planning my career path.
Before joining this platform, I had limited knowledge about how to apply bioinformatics practically. Now I can understand where to start research and I've applied these skills to my undergraduate project.
My experience with the 1-on-1 Bioinformatics Mentorship Program has been one of the most impactful parts of my academic journey. It fundamentally changed my perspective on research.
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Whatever I know about the fundamentals of conducting research, ethics, academic writing, and how to learn something new on my own — I learned it from you.
My mentorship experience with Chiral Bangladesh significantly enhanced my research skills and understanding of Drug Design, strengthening my motivation to pursue pharmaceutical research.
The teaching style and the resources provided were excellent. I highly recommend this lab to anyone who wants to start learning single-cell RNA-seq analysis.
I first learned proper research methods, R language, and basic cancer bioinformatics from Md. Jubayer. He explained difficult topics in a simple and clear way. Now I am working in the BigBioinformatics Lab under his supervision.
One of the most valuable parts was learning how to read and write a research paper. After Jubayer Bhai's sessions, many of my confusions were cleared. I have personally benefited a lot.
My research journey was significantly shaped by my experience at CHIRAL Bangladesh. The structured internship helped me understand principles of responsible research and evidence-based scientific inquiry.
The mentorship helped me understand the fundamentals of scientific research and R programming. I learned how to approach a research problem, analyze data systematically, and interpret results more effectively.
Great teacher and an inspiring mentor. Loving every moment of learning from Jubayer vai.
I get the full support during my internship programme and also getting any kind of mentorship regularly, which brings my confidence level to finish my work properly.
Being part of the Big Bioinformatics Lab has been a transformative experience. The mentorship provided me with the technical skills and analytical mindset needed to handle complex datasets effectively.
The internship was a turning point as I began my bioinformatics journey. Under his guidance, I strengthened my skills in R programming, transcriptomics, and cancer bioinformatics — and worked on a kidney cancer project now becoming a full paper.
Our Lead Trainer MD Jubayer vai is really a polite and professional mentor. Working with him is a joy and pleasure — learning from him was very unique and interesting.
The mentor provided clear direction, shared useful knowledge, and encouraged me to think critically about my work. It built my confidence in conducting research and planning my career path.
Before joining this platform, I had limited knowledge about how to apply bioinformatics practically. Now I can understand where to start research and I've applied these skills to my undergraduate project.
My experience with the 1-on-1 Bioinformatics Mentorship Program has been one of the most impactful parts of my academic journey. It fundamentally changed my perspective on research.
Whatever I know about the fundamentals of conducting research, ethics, academic writing, and how to learn something new on my own — I learned it from you.
My mentorship experience with Chiral Bangladesh significantly enhanced my research skills and understanding of Drug Design, strengthening my motivation to pursue pharmaceutical research.
The teaching style and the resources provided were excellent. I highly recommend this lab to anyone who wants to start learning single-cell RNA-seq analysis.
I first learned proper research methods, R language, and basic cancer bioinformatics from Md. Jubayer. He explained difficult topics in a simple and clear way. Now I am working in the BigBioinformatics Lab under his supervision.
One of the most valuable parts was learning how to read and write a research paper. After Jubayer Bhai's sessions, many of my confusions were cleared. I have personally benefited a lot.
One of the most valuable parts was learning how to read and write a research paper. After Jubayer Bhai's sessions, many of my confusions were cleared. I have personally benefited a lot.
I first learned proper research methods, R language, and basic cancer bioinformatics from Md. Jubayer. He explained difficult topics in a simple and clear way. Now I am working in the BigBioinformatics Lab under his supervision.
The teaching style and the resources provided were excellent. I highly recommend this lab to anyone who wants to start learning single-cell RNA-seq analysis.
My mentorship experience with Chiral Bangladesh significantly enhanced my research skills and understanding of Drug Design, strengthening my motivation to pursue pharmaceutical research.
Whatever I know about the fundamentals of conducting research, ethics, academic writing, and how to learn something new on my own — I learned it from you.
My experience with the 1-on-1 Bioinformatics Mentorship Program has been one of the most impactful parts of my academic journey. It fundamentally changed my perspective on research.
Before joining this platform, I had limited knowledge about how to apply bioinformatics practically. Now I can understand where to start research and I've applied these skills to my undergraduate project.
The mentor provided clear direction, shared useful knowledge, and encouraged me to think critically about my work. It built my confidence in conducting research and planning my career path.
Our Lead Trainer MD Jubayer vai is really a polite and professional mentor. Working with him is a joy and pleasure — learning from him was very unique and interesting.
The internship was a turning point as I began my bioinformatics journey. Under his guidance, I strengthened my skills in R programming, transcriptomics, and cancer bioinformatics — and worked on a kidney cancer project now becoming a full paper.
Being part of the Big Bioinformatics Lab has been a transformative experience. The mentorship provided me with the technical skills and analytical mindset needed to handle complex datasets effectively.
I get the full support during my internship programme and also getting any kind of mentorship regularly, which brings my confidence level to finish my work properly.
Great teacher and an inspiring mentor. Loving every moment of learning from Jubayer vai.
The mentorship helped me understand the fundamentals of scientific research and R programming. I learned how to approach a research problem, analyze data systematically, and interpret results more effectively.
My research journey was significantly shaped by my experience at CHIRAL Bangladesh. The structured internship helped me understand principles of responsible research and evidence-based scientific inquiry.
One of the most valuable parts was learning how to read and write a research paper. After Jubayer Bhai's sessions, many of my confusions were cleared. I have personally benefited a lot.
I first learned proper research methods, R language, and basic cancer bioinformatics from Md. Jubayer. He explained difficult topics in a simple and clear way. Now I am working in the BigBioinformatics Lab under his supervision.
The teaching style and the resources provided were excellent. I highly recommend this lab to anyone who wants to start learning single-cell RNA-seq analysis.
My mentorship experience with Chiral Bangladesh significantly enhanced my research skills and understanding of Drug Design, strengthening my motivation to pursue pharmaceutical research.
Whatever I know about the fundamentals of conducting research, ethics, academic writing, and how to learn something new on my own — I learned it from you.
My experience with the 1-on-1 Bioinformatics Mentorship Program has been one of the most impactful parts of my academic journey. It fundamentally changed my perspective on research.
Before joining this platform, I had limited knowledge about how to apply bioinformatics practically. Now I can understand where to start research and I've applied these skills to my undergraduate project.
The mentor provided clear direction, shared useful knowledge, and encouraged me to think critically about my work. It built my confidence in conducting research and planning my career path.
Our Lead Trainer MD Jubayer vai is really a polite and professional mentor. Working with him is a joy and pleasure — learning from him was very unique and interesting.
The internship was a turning point as I began my bioinformatics journey. Under his guidance, I strengthened my skills in R programming, transcriptomics, and cancer bioinformatics — and worked on a kidney cancer project now becoming a full paper.
Being part of the Big Bioinformatics Lab has been a transformative experience. The mentorship provided me with the technical skills and analytical mindset needed to handle complex datasets effectively.
I get the full support during my internship programme and also getting any kind of mentorship regularly, which brings my confidence level to finish my work properly.
Great teacher and an inspiring mentor. Loving every moment of learning from Jubayer vai.
The mentorship helped me understand the fundamentals of scientific research and R programming. I learned how to approach a research problem, analyze data systematically, and interpret results more effectively.
My research journey was significantly shaped by my experience at CHIRAL Bangladesh. The structured internship helped me understand principles of responsible research and evidence-based scientific inquiry.
Enrollment
Ready to move from consumer
to independent researcher?
This is an intensive, hands-on program for serious researchers. Limited to 20 participants to ensure personalized mentorship and accountability toward publication.
Session times and cohort start dates coordinated based on mentor and participant availability.
Selected applicants will be notified within 5 business days.
Apply for Next Cohort →Questions about the program? Contact Md. Jubayer Hossain directly.