Please fill out this form if you are interested in working as an undergraduate Research Assistant to work on a projects led by graduate students and post-docs in the Mangun Lab (Center for Mind and Brain).
We will consider all applications, so please don't feel intimidated by any of the questions. We encourage all interested students to submit an application!
We also strongly encourage transfer students to apply.
What would be expected of you on a weekly basis:
- Collection of EEG/eyetracking data (sessions are ~3 hours long - do you have time slots in your schedule for this?)
- EEG/Eye tracking readings that would be discussed with graduate students
- Attend lab meetings if schedule permits
- Helping out with other projects when needed
THE LAB:
The Laboratory for the Neural Mechanisms of Attention led by Dr. George Mangun (https://mangunlab.ucdavis.edu/) is one of the world's leading laboratories in the study of attention in the brain. We are located at the Center for Mind and Brain, 267 Cousteau Pl