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Interested in ULAB? Questions about undergraduate research with us? Want to learn more about our lab divisions? Come to an info session!
Infosesh # 1: September 3rd: 8 PM: Barrows Hall 175
Infosesh # 2: September 5th: 8 PM: Dwinelle 229

The Psych & CogSci ULAB branch is having a fundraiser all day tomorrow (July 19th) at TeaOne! Just mention ULAB at the register to help support undergraduate research!

Do you have a passion for mcb, public health, environmental science, psychology or other related subjects? Then join ULAB's Biology & Public Health Lab! We are currently looking for mentors to help facilitate the projects that students would be starting in this lab.

It should be noted that this is almost an inverse psych lab structure: instead of graduate students deciding on the project and then delegating tasks to their undergraduate students, the undergraduate students take the lead in deciding on a research question and developing the project under supervision and advice of a mentor.

Throughout the academic year, students will run an experiment within their team and write an empirical paper about it. The students will also present their projects at an end-of-the-year symposium to which graduate students and professors will be invited.

The application is due by Sept. 11th at 5pm, with subsequent rolling admission until September 14th

We will reach out to applicants on Sept. 15th, and then on a rolling basis!

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Calapalooza is just around the corner!

Check us out and learn more about the great opportunities ULAB can offer you!!

When: Thursday, August 30th 3-7pm

Calling all those who are interested in Data Science! The application for a mentorship position within ULAB's Data Science Lab is open!

We are looking for students with a strong foundation in Data Science. Classes like Data 8 and Data 100 are strongly recommended, or research experience through other upper-division classes or personal projects. Mentors will assist a small group of students in grasping fundamental concepts within the respective field and later on, helping the students develop and carry out a complete research project over the course of the semester. Mentors should be willing to commit 5-10 hours per week. Specific work hours are flexible.

For more information regarding ULAB and applications, please visit our website https://ulab.berkeley.edu/

APPLY NOW!!
Application Due Sept. 3rd by 11:59pm!
https://goo.gl/forms/VqRjmkTVaWMhWn6d2

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