If you are participating in research, you may be an excellent candidate for the Undergraduate Certificate in Clinical and Translational Science (CCTS). Participating in this program is especially beneficial for students who are considering attending a health professions school or graduate school.

We are looking for undergraduates interested in neuroscience research investigating how the brain influences reward seeking and fear behaviors.

Our group is focused on understanding the molecular and circuit adaptations following alcohol abuse and chronic stress that predispose to psychiatric disorders, neurodegenerative disease and infectious disease.

The Chowdhury Lab is interested in understanding how ions and small molecules are transported across the oily cellular membranes. Such processes are not only critical for cellular survival, they underlie the electrical activity of neurons, cardiac myocytes etc. The lab specializes in membrane protein biochemistry and biophysics and uses multi-disciplinary approaches to determine atomic resolution snapshots of protein complexes, mediating these transport processes, at different stages of their function.

Research assistants will have the opportunity to assist with various lab procedures (e.g., collecting data during child lab visits, data management, and video coding of parent–child interactions). Students will also have the opportunity to gain experience in data collection and analysis in fNIRS and MRI experiments.

We are developing novel rare cancer models for drug testing and understanding tumor biology. We are recruiting students who would like to do research for the Undergrad Honor's Research course and seeking publication opportunity.

The focus of our lab is on pancreas cancer and microbiome drug metabolism. We are looking for an undergrad research assistant to help with the following tasks: 1) Culture cancer cells and perform drug testing 2) Prepare common solutions 3) Sterilization of research equipment 4) Manage biohazard waste 5) Stock up lab inventory

We are looking for enthusiastic and motivated undergraduate students who are interested in immunology and want to investigate intestinal mucosa in two disease models, namely graft-versus-host disease and inflammatory bowel disease.