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Welcome Summer Researchers
and incoming students!

 

News & Events

February 28, 2017

Great NIH program for those interested in a PhD in Biomedical Sciences

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS)  currently funds 34 Postbaccalaureate Research Education Programs (PREP) that aim to provide recently graduated students with additional or enhanced research experience, professional development, and academic preparation, increasing their competitiveness and preparation for graduate training.  Click on link above for more information.

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Making an Appointment

Making an Appointment

WUSTL Advisor Appointment Calendar

To make an appointment in the Office of Undergraduate Research, visit the WUSTL Advisor Appointment Calendar.

  • Dean Joy Kiefer’s password: leader
  • Ms Kristin Sobotka’s password: research

Check in for your appointment in the College of Arts & Sciences office on the first floor of Cupples II.

The OUR can print your poster!

To make an appointment to print a poster, visit the WUSTL Advisor Appointment Calendar

(Printing Appts, Undergraduate Research, password: urprinting)

OR email undergradresearch@wustl.edu

Opportunities

April 11, 2017

Laboratory Research Technician

great gap year opportunity

Laboratory Research Technician I

The Setton Laboratory has an immediate need for an individual to work with a multidisciplinary orthopedic research group in the area of models of joint and spine disease.  The individual will be responsible for coordinating all aspects of disease model preparation from protocol development, execution, and data analysis including histological, cellular and biochemical assays.

February 28, 2017

Neuroscience Research in the Department of Anesthesiology

research assistant positions available now!

The Palanca laboratory is seeking one or two motivated part-time students for assistance in analysis and data acquisition. We investigate altered states of consciousness in the clinical setting, including sleep, anesthesia, and delirium.  Engineering background, technical bent, and programming experience with MATLAB are ideal. Freshman and sophomore applicants considering scientific careers are preferred. Please send your CV/resume to Ben Palanca, M.D., Ph.D.: palancab@wustl.edu.

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