Summer of 2016 Undergraduate Research Initiative
The Cognitive Neuroscience Group (CNG) hosted an undergraduate research initiative in the summer of 2016. Three undergraduate students from area schools were selected to participate in this eight-week-long research internship. Students learned about clinical assessment of language and cognition, and were trained on data collection and analysis of event-related potentials (ERPs) and eye tracking data. The undergraduates became part of the CNG community, learning from IHP CSD graduate students, participating in weekly brown bags, and presenting research.
Summer 2016 CNG Undergraduate interns:
- Anderson Gomez Murcia, Boston University
- Hilary Kee, Pine Manor College
- Chisom Gloria Nwaoha, Suffolk University
Figure 1. Undergraduate students (l to r) Hilary Kee, Anderson Gomez Murcia, and Chisom Gloria Nwaoha use the Eye-Tracking system
Figure 2. Undergraduate intern Anderson Gomez Murcia practices EEG net application
Figure 3. Undergraduate intern Hilary Kee presenting a research paper to the CNG
Figure 4. IHP graduate students teach our undergraduate interns about language and cognitive tests
Read more about the 2016 summer research initiative.