Shinozaki Lab: academic year and summer opportunities

Research topics: Shinozaki Lab is investigating epigenetic mechanism of neuroinflammation, delirium and aging using human samples as well as mouse model. We are also developing a novel EEG device approach to detect delirium and predict patient outcomes to improve real world clinical practice. 

Techniques: With our clinical (real human data), translational (novel device and biomarker development) and basic (epigenetics and animal model) investigation, our goal is to have a better patient care for aging population.

Website: https://med.stanford.edu/shinozaki.html

Seeking undergrads for: Academic year, Summer

Location: Flexible, with possibilities for remote or on-campus research projects

Required skills: Previous wet lab experience, Programming experience, Previous experience welcome, but we are good at training all level of students - R, python, MatLab, basic excel, DNA extraction, animal handling not required but helpful

This lab is particularly interested in mentoring: Undergrads from backgrounds that are underrepresented in STEM, Undergrads without previous exposure to laboratory research

How to apply: Contact Dr. Shinozaki (gens@stanford.edu)

Project information: Data organization, analysis, manuscript writing (with guidance) followed by submission, poster presentation related to our ongoing human and animal delirium projects.