We are looking for an enthusiastic undergraduate student to assist with clinical research focused on childhood Sjogren disease. We have two different projects that each require information to be collected through clinical chart review and entering data into a database (eg, REDCap, a secure web application for data collection and management). One project is expected to result in defining the role of a specific test (amylase) in diagnosing or subcategorizing children with Sjogren disease. The other project is for long-term prospective data collection (international collaborative) - vital to our understanding of this disease. Hours are flexible. Financial compensation is available. The feeling that you are contributing to defining a disease that is not well recognized in children is priceless!

Join the Iowa Global Health Network on Friday, October 4, 2024, from 1:30 – 3 p.m. (CDT) in the International Commons, University Capitol Centre, Room 1117. Students and their faculty mentors will present their work in the global health realm and will discuss their working collaboration and research focus. Light refreshments will be served. See you there!

The Visual Media Lab in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication is looking for an undergraduate research assistant for a project involving web scraping and data organization. This position is ideal for students interested in applying their programming skills to real-world research in a collaborative and open science environment.

We are looking for student research assistants who would like to investigate the role of persistent organic pollutants in adverse health effects. The research project is located on the UI Research Park and involves the analysis of environmental contaminants in biological samples using state-of-the-art analytical tools.

Students are expected to code/run deep learning algorithms to solve specific problems in biomedical imaging.