Undergraduate Research Recruitment in Neuroscience with Dr. Ed Bernat

Are you interested in pursuing undergraduate research in Neuroscience? You should come out to see the Maryland Neuroscience Society host Dr. Ed Bernat of the Clinical and Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at UMD! Dr. Bernat will be speaking about the research he does in his lab, the experiences his undergraduates have, and how you can apply for a position as a research assistant. Here is a brief description of his lab:

The Clinical and Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory investigates brain networks underlying emotion and cognition using EEG, MRI, and other psychophysiological measures. The lab works to understand how functional brain activity is disrupted for clinical problems such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and aggression, as well as how such brain activity can be changed through treatment. This work is relevant to students interested in various areas of psychology, such as clinical, cognitive, forensic, physiological, social, and developmental, as well as students with basic science interests in the brain, such as biology, neuroscience, and engineering. Students with a background in computer science are also great candidates.

So please, if you have any interest in undergraduate research or asking questions to a PI, come on out if you can -- the meeting is at 6PM on Monday, April 21^st in Art-Socy2309.