In this position students can learn new perspectives and consider the ways human rights might apply to their vocational interests, developing a critical proficiency in human rights in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.

Join the Iowa Sciences Academy and the UIowa Department of Biology for an engaging session on leveraging generative Al to enhance student research and scientific communication. Meet at 2520D University Capitol Center (UCC) on Friday, September 20th if you're interested--graduate and undergraduate students from all disciplines are welcome!

We are looking for student research assistants who will assist all protocols with data entry and quality control, MRI image processing, chart review and audit, literature reviews and other projects as assigned by researchers and research staff. If desired, this position provides opportunities to observe (and, in time, assist with) various procedures throughout the life cycle of a research project, such as: study participant engagement and assessment, neurocognitive test administration and scoring, research methods and data analysis, programming and script development, and neuroimaging methods, including MRI acquisition.

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Our lab work spans the translational science spectrum and work can range from bench work to consenting participants. No experience is required. Students need to have availability to be in lab for 3-4 hours at a time.