A joint collaboration between UConn's brainLENS Lab and Yale's Haskins Lab is seeking undergraduate research assistants to assist in a variety of tasks for a research project involving MRI and EEG to better help understand the neurochemistry associated with reading levels in young children. Become involved in cutting edge research and gain valuable experience!
Duties include neuropsychological assessments (both online and in person), data entry and scoring, assisting with MRI and EEG, and attending meetings as required.
Looking for students with flexible schedules and weekend availability who can work 9 hours (3 credits) and commit to at least 2 semesters.
For more information, contact: Tian Hong at tian.hong@yale.edu