FAQ

Excluding MRI scans, the majority of lab work is currently done remotely. However, you may be asked to come to the lab’s location within the MIDB
For the first few weeks in the lab, you will largely focus on completing training. This includes training required by our institution for human and MRI research, as well as learning how to use analysis software. After training is completed, you will focus on using the appropriate software to analyze MRI data and aid in MRI scanning.
For more information on RA responsibilities, check our current posting

Past undergraduate research assistants majoring in psychology and/or neuroscience have been able to receive directed research/study credits for their efforts in the lab.
Please confirm with your major’s department.

For students interested in completing a research project in the lab, we suggest at least 3 semesters (can include summer semesters) to complete a project.
We welcome students to complete their Capstones, Honors thesis, Undergraduate Research Scholarship (URS), and their Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) projects in our lab.

Pursuing grad school, medical school, and/or other health professions field
If you have an interest in research with imaging technology, neuroscience, pediatrics, and other related fields