N-CORE: a Research Training Opportunity for undergraduate students
Colorado Research Experiences (CORE) in Neuroscience: A research training opportunity for undergraduate students interested in neuroscience
Colorado Research Experiences in Neuroscience (CORE) is an exciting opportunity for undergraduate students to perform cutting edge neuroscience research in state-of-the-art biomedical research labs at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
CORE is a paid, eight-week summer neuroscience research and educational internship. Built by graduate students, CORE is designed to quickly integrate undergraduate students in the scientific community at CU Anschutz. Interns are paired with a Neuroscience Program faculty member to work in their labs for the duration of the internship. In addition to research, interns participate in educational and career development programming designed by graduate students to strengthen neuroscience and scientific comprehension and to promote scientific and professional skills. The internship culminates with a campus-wide poster session in which interns present their summer research project in a public forum.
Colorado Research Experiences in Neuroscience (CORE) is an exciting opportunity for undergraduate students to perform cutting edge neuroscience research in state-of-the-art biomedical research labs at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
CORE is a paid, eight-week summer neuroscience research and educational internship. Built by graduate students, CORE is designed to quickly integrate undergraduate students in the scientific community at CU Anschutz. Interns are paired with a Neuroscience Program faculty member to work in their labs for the duration of the internship. In addition to research, interns participate in educational and career development programming designed by graduate students to strengthen neuroscience and scientific comprehension and to promote scientific and professional skills. The internship culminates with a campus-wide poster session in which interns present their summer research project in a public forum.
Who is eligible?
This program focuses on undergraduate students in or from the state of Colorado who are interested in pursuing studies or careers in biomedical research and who have had little or no prior research experience.
Application & Contact
For application form, deadlines, and more information, visit the main CORE website or email your questions to [email protected].CORE is supported by NIH award R25NS130620 (PI: Ernesto Salcedo).