The SENS Foundation Academic Initiative (SENSFAI) is a student development and research program. The program offers students of any academic discipline opportunities to develop themselves scholastically and professionally. The program has an impressive network of students and researchers, guided by the professional expertise of senior mentors and project writers.
Recent news and updates
05/08/10 by David Vorriccelli from Academic Initiative
August 2010 Featured Student
Kamil Pabis is in his second year of university and has been working with the SENSFAI since 2009. He is currently studying biology at the University of Vienna.
13/05/10 by David Vorriccelli from Academic Initiative
SENSFAI Presence at H+UK 2010
SENSFAI student researcher Barry Bently and his SENSFAI mentor Stuart G. Calimport recently attended the Humanity+ UK 2010 conference in Holborn, London.As part of their attendance they displayed a poster describing the project they’ve been working on:06/05/10 by David Vorriccelli from Academic Initiative
May 2010 Featured Student
Johan Svantesson Sjöberg is in his second year at Lund University, pursuing a BS in Molecular Biology. He has worked with the SENSFAI team since 2008, and is currently a volunteer on the Project Development Committee.
06/05/10 by Kelsey Moody from Academic Initiative
Kelsey Moody departing
On May 4th, 2010 SENS Foundation Academic Coordinator Kelsey Moody announced that he will be resigning his position, having accepted an offer to work as a researcher for ImmunePath Inc., a venture-capitalist backed cancer immunotherapy startup in the bay area. Kelsey will finish out the remainder of his contract and will begin working with ImmunePath on June 1st.