Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Research Experiences for Undergraduates at Wireless Health Institute, UCLA

The Wireless Health Institute at UCLA is currently recruiting participants for our 2013 Summer Undergraduate Scholars Program.

Advances in engineering and computer science are enabling the design of powerful home and mobile technologies that can augment functional independence and daily activities of people with physical impairments, disabilities, chronic diseases, and the accumulative impairments associated with aging. The Wireless Health Institute at UCLA is a collaboration between UCLA Schools of Medicine, Nursing, Engineering and Applied Sciences, Business, the Clinical Translational Science Institute for medical research, and the Ronald Regan UCLA Medical Center aimed at developing new technology essential to the next generation of health care.

We encourage undergraduates to get involved with our Institute by participating in our Summer Undergraduate Scholars Program. This 8 – 10 week PAID summer internship program, starting June 24, 2013, provides undergraduates the opportunity to gain hands-on research experience at WHI labs; to work with WHI faculty, staff and graduate students; and to participate in research, professional development, and social activities with other WHI undergraduate scholars.

Application Deadline - April 5, 2013 (Submit unofficial transcripts to expedite review and encourage your letter writers to email their letters directly. We will verify once the official ones arrive).

For more information on the program and application information please visit our website: http://www.wirelesshealth.ucla.edu/summer-undergraduate-internships/ or contact Wes Uehara, wuehara@ea.ucla.edu, program coordinator. I look forward to receiving your application!