ThinkNeuro, LLCReviews of thinkneuro.org

My experience as an intern at ThinkNeuro was incredibly meaningful and inspiring. The program provided a supportive environment where I was able to deepen my understanding of neuroscience while also building real-world skills. I loved how collaborative and engaging the projects were, and I always felt encouraged to ask questions and contribute ideas. The mentors were knowledgeable, approachable, and truly passionate about what they do, which made the learning experience even more impactful. Overall, ThinkNeuro sparked my curiosity, boosted my confidence, and gave me a clearer sense of direction for my future in science and medicine. I’m really grateful to have been a part of it!

I was a Spring and Summer intern for both the bibliometrics and the DHS program and it was one of the most rewarding experiences I had ever had. The bibliometrix internship was easy to follow through the R Programming and you get to actually research your interest with the different subtopics they offer. The DHS program was also a amazing time as I was a associate taking caring of everyone and knowing that the work you put into making the classwork and teaching the kids will be rewarding. This is honestly a perfect internship for first timers (like a highschooler) as well!

Thinknuero is such an amazing and helpful program. With no experience in research it has allowed me to research about something I’m passionate about with friendly mentors.

Was able to learn R programming as well as learn about abstract creation. It was also really cool to meet new people and learn more about neuroscience

I really liked my experience during the ThinkNeuro research bibliometrics internship, I learned a lot about R Programming and how to research more efficiently. As well as having the opportunity to deepen my interest in Neuroscience and in general learn a lot and gain a new experience. I really recommend this internship to people who like to code, like neuroscience or researching or just wanna experience something new. It’s very beginning friendly and has opportunities for people who aren’t beginners.

As a Summer Research Intern, I found this experience to be well structured and highly rewarding. The R programming tasks were thoughtfully designed, providing me with hands-on experience in data analysis and coding. After completing the R training, I was assigned to my first choice in research topics, the Healthcare Access and Disparities group. I really appreciated the support from my team members and team associate, who provided constructive feedback throughout the internship. Overall, this experience really improved my technical skills in R programming and data analysis, and I'm grateful to have been chosen to contribute to meaningful work. I would definitely work with ThinkNeuro again in the future and I highly recommend this internship to anyone interested in gaining or improving their research experience!

As a Summer 2025 ThinkNeuro intern, I think this internship was a great introductory program into research and bibliometrics. I've previously found it difficult to find research opportunities so I appreciated how accessible ThinkNeuro was. I didn't expect to be doing in-depth research since the program advertises being an introduction to research and I think it did just that! I now feel as though I've built a strong foundation for future research projects especially now that I've become familiar with R programming. For my first research experience, I loved that the program offered a wide range of broad research topics and was therefore able to analyze subjects I'm most passionate about, specifically revolving around healthcare access and disparities.

I thoroughly enjoyed the ThinkNeuro internship experience since even though I was a first time intern and even though the program was fully online, there was significant guidance to ensure everyone could succeed— finish the R programming workshop, catch deadlines, and complete group posters. I definitely learnt a lot from this program and would recommend it if you want to learn a new computer language, want to understand how to analyze data, and if you love neuroscience and other sciences!