Research Assistant in Neurology
Columbia University
Eligibility
All Students
Accepts Applications Until
Dec 20, 2025
Project Duration
Flexible
Description
This volunteer research assistant program offers students a unique opportunity to engage in neuroscience research focused on understanding cerebellar circuitry and its role in movement disorders. Students will work closely with the research team to acquire and analyze human physiological data, contributing to studies aimed at advancing knowledge of motor and cognitive functions.
Student Responsibilities:
-Assist with the acquisition of human physiological data (electroencephalography, EEG) during research sessions
-Perform data preprocessing, organization, and analysis using relevant software tools
-Support experimental setup and ensure proper functioning of equipment
-Collaborate with team members to interpret data and contribute to research discussions
-Maintain detailed and accurate records of experiments and results
-Participate in regular team meetings and contribute ideas for improving research protocols
Required Skills
Students must have background knowledge in neurophysiology and basic programming skills.
Additional Information
Eligibility: All undergraduate or graduate Columbia students are eligible to apply.
Lab/Building Location: William Black Building
Hours per week: 12
Compensation: Volunteer
In order to be considered, please include a 1pg supplement detailing the following:
1) GPA, major
2) Prior research experience and any professional/research references
3) Research interest relevant to mouse research & human research
4) Proficiency in programming languages
5) Weekday Availability