This 9-week program allows undergraduate students interested in nanotechnology to work on a research project in this field. Students will have access to world-class equipment and facilities while participating in team events and enjoying field trips.

This fellow will conduct interviews with current Anti-Violence Coalition (AVC) members to understand their experiences, motivations, and contributions. They will also engage in document analysis to review and synthesize existing materials produced by the AVC, including reports, meeting notes, and communications, to deepen their understanding of the coalition’s accomplishments and context. Using insights from both interviews and document analysis, the fellow will craft compelling narratives that highlight the group’s efforts and successes. These stories will be used to elevate awareness, foster engagement, and celebrate the coalition’s role in advancing anti-violence initiatives across campus and the broader community.

This position offers the opportunity to learn and apply cutting edge systems and circuit-level neuroscience tools to study the neural basis of behavior in a mouse model. Duties include: Performing behavioral experiments in mice; keeping detailed written and organized records of experimental design, protocols, computer data analysis, and raw data; maintaining laboratory and experimental records; cleaning lab equipment. Duties may also include helping maintain mouse colony. Opportunity to get involved with other ongoing projects in the lab and learn additional techniques, such as microscopy/imaging, electrophysiology, and advanced image analysis using AI tools. Programming experience a plus but not required.

This position provides the unique opportunity to work in the intersection of engineering and experimental biology. The project is to develop a flexible multi-channel fluid delivery system for neuroscience experiments. This role requires the ability to understand the experimental need and creatively adapt the system for specific requirements. The project will involve building a system that uses microcontrollers to operate valves that are triggered or controlled by voltage inputs and delivers fluid focally to biological specimens. Unique and creative solutions are welcome.

We seek highly motivated students interested in developing interdisciplinary laboratory skills, including basic microbiology practices, air and aerosol sampling techniques, and analytical methods. The overall goal of our lab is to understand the interactions between different environmental factors and respiratory pathogens, and to develop engineering controls that mitigate disease transmission.

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.

Our research seeks to understand how lipotoxic lipid metabolites ceramides impair nutrient sensing and leads to the development of metabolic diseases. The students will have the opportunity to acquire multiple skills in bioinformatics, molecular, biochemical, and cellular assays as well as mouse handling (if comfortable) and be co-authors on scientific manuscripts.

A 4- week summer program designed to immerse educators in the field of HVACR systems with a focus on sustainable refrigerants

A 10-week summer program designed to immerse undergraduate students in the field of HVACR systems with a focus on sustainable refrigerants.

This is a Research Internship for students interested in learning more about sex chromosome aneuploidies and pediatric clinical research. The internship experience: • Hands-on exposure to clinic and clinical research • Assigned Mentored Scholarly Project • Educational Seminars for professional development • Opportunity to present your scholarly project in a professional research setting at the eXtraOrdinarY Kids Research eXpo

The Wahls Research lab is interested in the relationship between diet quality and clinical outcomes. Motor function is assessed using timed walk and hand function tests. Vision function, quality of life and blood biomarkers are also assessed. The study Efficacy of Diet on Quality of Life in Multiple Sclerosis is a five year study, completing in 2027.

The NeuroBank Core Lab is seeking undergraduate students to support exciting research in spatial biology and human brain studies. This includes working with clinical specimens across various levels, from submolecular and cellular analysis to whole tissue and organ research. This position offers a great opportunity to deepen your understanding of scientific research and get involved in groundbreaking work to prepare your future medical or graduate schools.