ThinkNeuro, LLCReviews of thinkneuro.org

I have a really helpful and supportive associate and co-associate. They were easy to communicate with and were pretty organized. I would definitely recommend the program.

I joined ThinkNeuro for the first time in Summer 2024, where I was fortunate to lead a team as an associate, gaining valuable management experience. I had the pleasure of working with an enthusiastic and diligent team, who consistently completed their tasks on time. Despite the challenges of working across different time zones, communication was well managed. I also had the opportunity to interact with excellent project managers and coordinators. While I would have appreciated more instruction on using RStudio, I understand the curriculum's design given the limited time commitment. Overall, it was a great experience!

The internship was a good amount of commitment and work, I really felt involved a good amount. The closing symposium struggled a bit with organization but everything else was great, shoutout to my associate Ashley for giving me such a great time :D

I was an intern this summer that got promoted to co-associate. My associate was Aarohi Shah. They were incredibly helpful, consistently guiding all the interns and staying deeply involved in the project. Their leadership and support made a significant difference in my experience. I’m currently a junior in high school. My experience at Think Neuro has been invaluable in helping me understand research projects better and clearer. The skills and insights I gained, particularly in neuroscience, will undoubtedly benefit my future academic and research endeavors as I pursue a career in medicine. The most impactful part of the internship was working on graduate-level research. It made me feel more mature and capable of understanding complex topics, which boosted my confidence in my academic abilities. Additionally, it allowed me to connect with peers who share similar interests in neuroscience, positively influencing my personality and broadening my network.

I was a co-associate (interning) this summer. My associate was Tanvi Singh. They were very kind and helpful, as they were organized and timely. I'm a rising Junior in HS. I see my experience at Think Neuro playing a role in my future career by allowing me to gain interest in research and BME. The most impactful part of the internship was being able to learn something new that I had never learned before, as well as learning to write an abstract. However, I feel like it was not that exciting and a little boring at times. I may participate in future Think Neuro internship programs.

It was poorly organized but my associate made it fun