The Waisman Center for Brain Imaging and Behavior, through the Laboratory for Affective Neuroscience, is looking to recruit a group of current freshmen and sophomore undergraduates interested in working for 3 credits next fall on a project requiring the identification of brain volumes of interest (VOIs) on structural MRIs for a variety of research projects. Because both the training and work are intensive and time-consuming, we would ideally like to train bright, motivated, individuals who would like to get involved in research on the neurobiology of emotion, autism, and/or mood disorders.
Serious applicants should be interested and available to be involved in the research over the next couple of years (beginning in Sept 2009), with the option of working for pay after the training period is complete.
If interested, please forward your resume and fall course schedule to Matt Sutterer at