For students · clinicians · professionals

Conduct real research. Build evidence. Publish by contribution.

Join a small, supervised team working on an active clinical, public-health, economic, geospatial, or biomedical-innovation project with a genuine scientific output.

Participation is a research experience—not a promise of authorship or journal acceptance.

≤8participants per project
≤5hexpected weekly workload
C1working English preferred
100%eligible article processing charge coverage

Current pathways

Choose the kind of decision you want your work to inform.

Project fit, team capacity, and scientific feasibility are confirmed before any place is offered.

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01Expressions of interest

Health Economics

Economic evaluation and healthcare investment decisions

DeadlineTo be announced

EligibilityStudents and professionals interested in research

LanguageEnglish

Start · DurationTo be announced · Project-specific

Weekly commitmentUp to 5 hours

PlacesMaximum 8

Responsibilities, output, and mentors

Contribution: Evidence review, data quality, analysis, or scientific writing

Deliverable: Submission-ready scientific manuscript

Mentors: Assigned after selection

Colombian priceTo be set

Americas priceTo be set

International priceTo be set

50% at enrolment · 50% upon acceptance

02Expressions of interest

Geolocation

Travel-time access to specialised healthcare services

DeadlineTo be announced

EligibilityMedicine, public health, engineering, or spatial analysis

LanguageEnglish

Start · DurationTo be announced · Project-specific

Weekly commitmentUp to 5 hours

PlacesMaximum 8

Responsibilities, output, and mentors

Contribution: Provider verification, database quality, methods, interpretation, or writing

Deliverable: Validated database and submission-ready manuscript

Mentors: Assigned after selection

Colombian priceTo be set

Americas priceTo be set

International priceTo be set

50% at enrolment · 50% upon acceptance

03Expressions of interest

Meta-analysis

Systematic review and meta-analysis in clinical medicine

DeadlineTo be announced

EligibilityStudents, physicians, residents, fellows, and researchers

LanguageEnglish

Start · DurationTo be announced · Project-specific

Weekly commitmentUp to 5 hours

PlacesMaximum 8

Responsibilities, output, and mentors

Contribution: Screening, extraction, quality assessment, synthesis, or writing

Deliverable: Submission-ready systematic review or meta-analysis

Mentors: Assigned after selection

Colombian priceTo be set

Americas priceTo be set

International priceTo be set

50% at enrolment · 50% upon acceptance

04Expressions of interest

AI & R&D

Clinical AI and biomedical device evaluation

DeadlineTo be announced

EligibilityEngineering, medicine, data science, or biomedical innovation

LanguageEnglish

Start · DurationTo be announced · Project-specific

Weekly commitmentUp to 5 hours

PlacesMaximum 8

Responsibilities, output, and mentors

Contribution: Technical review, validation planning, prototyping, analysis, or writing

Deliverable: Research, validation, or innovation output

Mentors: Assigned after selection

Colombian priceTo be set

Americas priceTo be set

International priceTo be set

50% at enrolment · 50% upon acceptance

05Expressions of interest

Clinical Research

Real-world clinical and health-systems research

DeadlineTo be announced

EligibilityHealth-sciences students or professionals

LanguageEnglish

Start · DurationTo be announced · Project-specific

Weekly commitmentUp to 5 hours

PlacesMaximum 8

Responsibilities, output, and mentors

Contribution: Protocol, data quality, analysis, interpretation, or writing

Deliverable: Submission-ready scientific manuscript

Mentors: Assigned after selection

Colombian priceTo be set

Americas priceTo be set

International priceTo be set

50% at enrolment · 50% upon acceptance

The experience

Inside the workflow of a real research team.

Participants do substantive work under clear supervision, with limited meetings and an organised workload.

01

Orientation & role definition

Understand the question, protocol, milestones, authorship framework, and confidentiality duties.

02

Applied scientific work

Contribute to review, data quality, analysis, interpretation, visualisation, or manuscript development.

03

Quality review

Receive structured feedback and revise work until it meets the project standard.

04

Publication pathway

Join finalisation, submission, and revisions when documented contribution supports authorship.

Selection & expectations

Selective enough to protect the project. Supportive enough to help contributors grow.

Strong candidates usually bring

  • Reliable weekly availability
  • Professional English for scientific collaboration
  • Respect for deadlines, confidentiality, and governance
  • Relevant writing or research experience when required
  • A clear reason for choosing the field

Every accepted participant can expect

  • A defined role, milestones, and contribution record
  • Minimal, purposeful meetings
  • Training aligned with assigned work
  • Transparent quality and escalation standards
  • No request outside the agreed project scope

Transparent regional pricing

Every project shows its own price before you apply.

ColombiaTo be setAmericasTo be setInternationalTo be set

Standard terms are 50% at enrolment and 50% if the manuscript is accepted. Fees support coordination, supervision, operations, and publication costs; they do not purchase authorship.

Colombia: Colombian nationals residing in Colombia who apply by day 10. Americas: residents of other countries in the Americas who apply by day 10. Eligibility and the project-specific price are confirmed in writing before payment.

Publication terms

Clear promise. Honest limits.

microscopIA coordinates submission and covers eligible article processing charges. Journal acceptance remains outside microscopIA's control.

Whenever scientifically appropriate, the team posts a preprint. Participants who complete the project and journal submission receive a certificate signed by senior experts.

Track publication status
01

Remote and self-governed

There is no fixed schedule. Teams agree deliverables and use meetings only when needed.

02

Up to three proposed senior coauthors

The team may suggest up to three people with more than seven years of experience and verifiable leadership. microscopIA decides based on contribution, independence, and fit.

03

Congresses and funding

A congress abstract may be an outcome. The selected participant or team covers costs and searches opportunities; microscopIA may support grant applications without guaranteeing funding.

Always current

Projects update without rebuilding the website.

The catalogue synchronises with a controlled Google Drive Excel workbook. In Wix Studio, changing status, places, deadlines, eligibility, or regional prices updates the site automatically.

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Looking for paid work?

Research participation and employment are different pathways.

Future employee and contractor opportunities will be published on a dedicated Careers page with role status, compensation, location, responsibilities, and selection stages.

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Before you apply

The questions serious candidates should ask.

01Does paying the fee guarantee authorship?

No. Fees support the supervised experience and research operations. Authorship requires documented contribution, final-manuscript approval, and accountability.

02Can someone join more than one project?

Yes, when capacity and performance support it, but no participant may work on more than two projects at once.

03What if work does not meet quality standards?

Feedback and a reasonable correction opportunity are provided. Persistent quality, integrity, professionalism, or deadline problems may end participation.

04How much time is expected?

Assignments should not exceed five hours per week. Teams self-manage and schedule only necessary meetings.

05What happens after a project ends?

Participants who complete their responsibilities may request another opportunity, subject to fit, quality, and capacity.

Applications are fit-based

Tell us what you can contribute—and what you want to learn.

A strong application is specific about field, experience, availability, English level, and the scientific work you are ready to undertake.