The Espelage Research Addressing Violence in Education (RAVE) lab housed in the UNC School of Education is looking for undergraduate volunteers for the Fall 2021 semester. Undergrad Research Assistants (RAs) and Interns work closely with the research team and principal … Read more
The Living Focused on Reducing Excessive Eating (F.R.E.E.) Lab is seeking undergraduate and graduate research assistants to support various research projects focused on developing and evaluating interventions to treat disordered eating behaviors in African Americans and those impacted by poverty. … Read more
Do You Want to Gain Your First Research Experience in a Psychology Lab? Six labs in the Social Psychology program at UNC are recruiting volunteer undergraduate research assistants! We encourage students with all identities and backgrounds to apply! And no … Read more
Project NeuroTeen is a longitudinal study examining the important role of peers and parents on neurobiological development during adolescence. We will be following 150 middle/high school students across 5 years. This study is currently beginning it’s fifth year now and … Read more
Our lab studies learning, decision-making, and emotion in those with and without personality pathology (i.e., symptoms of personality disorders). In particular, our research investigates abnormalities underlying Borderline Personality Disorder and its development during adolescence and early adulthood. To study these … Read more
The CIRCLE Lab at UNC (Psychology and Neuroscience Department) is looking for motivated undergraduate research assistants to join our team! For more information on our lab, please see our lab website at circlelab.unc.edu. The CIRCLE Lab is dedicated to building … Read more
Help us understand how the brain develops and communicates to support functions like thinking, reasoning, emotional states. We will achieve this by creating scripts, running analyses, and producing meaningful data from a range of projects and participant pools. Ideal candidates … Read more
Collaborating with science teachers at low-income schools, we develop innovative technologies to improve science learning for students underrepresented in science, including linguistically diverse students and ethnic minorities. We focus on designing real-time, automated feedback for students and dashboards for science … Read more
We are creating a miniature duel microscope that can be used to study functional connectivity in the brain. This will open new doors in approaches to studying neuroscience and optics. Your part of the project will involve reverse engineering C++ … Read more