The University of Minnesota Neuroimaging Research Experience for
Undergraduates (REU) is a 10 week resident summer program for
undergraduate students, supported by NSF. Students live on the UMN
campus and work for pay full-time in research labs, using cutting-edge
neuroimaging tools to answer questions in cognitive neuroscience. An
imaging boot camp will give trainees facility with fMRI and EEG imaging
modalities. Students then conduct individual imaging-based research
projects in perception, cognition, or clinical applications. Free room
and board are also provided, along with career development programming
and social and networking opportunities.
The program runs from May 30 to August 10, 2019. Applications are being
accepted and will be reviewed beginning Feb. 1. For more information and
to apply please visit: [
neuroimagingreu.umn.edu]
