Welcome to NeuroID

NeuroID is a program designed to increase diversity in Neuroscience by providing opportunities to undergraduate students interested in this area and enhance their scientific knowledge, research capability and social responsibility.

Research

We provide a comprehensive research experience during the last two years of the bachelor’s degree at one of the mentors’ laboratories.

Academia

Professors in Neuroscience will have the opportunity to participate in seminars, workshops and selected courses to enhance their knowledge in Neurobiology, and understanding of a research career.

Community Outreach

In addition to the academic and research program, students will be exposed to a series of extracurricular activities in which they will use their acquired scientific knowledge for the benefit of his or her community.

 

 

Undergraduate student of the NeuroID Program selected for the 2019 Research Experiences for Undergraduate Symposium

Amanda Anqueira-González a student in a Bachelor's degree in 
Molecular Cell Biology of the Faculty of Natural Sciences. Amanda was
selected from thousands of undergraduate research students at the level of
all summer programs sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF)
to present her research findings at the 2019 Research Experiences for
Undergraduate Symposium (REUS). The research symposium will be held
October 27-28, 2019 in Alexandria, Virginia.

 

 

Neuroscience Research Opportunities to Increase Diversity

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