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For this 2024 summer internship cohort, I was an associate for 6 other interns, and during the process, I received effective but long-awaited help from two project managers (Ryan Lay, and Nathalie Huang) which is understandable because of the great quantity of interns but still a little ineffective. As a freshman undergraduate student, I found this internship to be a great tool to refine your leadership or team responsibility abilities, and research-related skills such as data analysis, data extraction, R-programming, and the symposium presentation process during the summer. Based on my experience, the most valuable piece of this whole experience was being able to learn and then guide others through the process as well. Besides quality experience during the research, another great thing about this is that they offer internships (both competitive and not) during multiple seasons and not only during the summer as commonly seen. I highly encourage you to take on this opportunity and I do plan to join again.

As a summer associate for the Think Neuro Summer '24 internship, it was a great experience for anyone who wants to have a head start in research. My project managers were helpful and responded whenever I had a question. The workload is fair as long as all the work is split up and is done on time. The most impactful part was leading a team to put together multiple products of our research. It was great seeing all of our hardwork to be put into action as a poster, presentation, and an abstract. I will definitely looking forward to join other Think Neuro events as it is a great experience.

I was an intern this summer, and my associate was Gina Mazurenko, she was super helpful and gave me great guidance as I worked through the internship. I am a sophomore in Highschool and Think Neuro has been helping me to explore the field of psychology, which has been an amazing experience for me since I am interested in working in psychology after college. Writing the abstract was the most impactful part of the internship for me, because it was really interesting to see the process by which all of the work my group and I had done was translated into a really thorough and detailed end product. I would like to participate in future Think Neuro internship programs.

I had graduated from freshman year in high school when I joined Think Neuro as an intern for their summer bibliometric analysis internship. This was a very impactful internship that definitely helped refine some basic research skills I have built up through other places and learning by myself. Using data from Web of Science, programming with R, and learning how to present in a professional setting were definitely very important skills for me and I will definitely be using these abilities in the future. Also, throwing together a research ePoster helped me practice my ability to layout information in a way that is easy for everybody to understand. Lastly, the research symposium that the internship culminated in was very meaningful -- I learned quite a few things about neuroscience and advancements in the field from other presentations! I have not fully decided whether I'll be participating in future Think Neuro internship programs because my schedule may fluctuate, but it's definitely something I will be looking into.

For the Summer of 2024, I was an intern in Think Neuro. I'm grateful to everyone who made this event possible. My associate, Eva Mahoney, was extremely helpful and understanding. She was also very responsible and made sure our project ran smoothly. I am currently a high schooler, and the most impactful part of the internship for me was making the research poster and writing a graduate-level research abstract. Overall, this experience was amazing and I would like to participate in future Think Neuro internship programs.

I was an associate during the Think Neuro internship this summer. My assigned project manager was Nicole Ford, and she was an amazing mentor throughout the internship. Nicole was incredibly supportive and provided extensive and detailed answers to all of my questions. Her guidance was invaluable, especially when I encountered challenges. She acknowledged and helped me through times of distress, which made the experience even more meaningful. The only drawback was that she occasionally took some time to respond, but this minor issue was outweighed by her overall dedication and helpfulness. I am a rising 2nd-year undergraduate student in college. The Think Neuro experience has been instrumental in shaping my future career. The skills I gained, particularly in leadership and research, are directly applicable to my aspirations in the medical field. This internship not only bolstered my academic and professional skills but also gave me a deeper understanding of the healthcare industry, which will undoubtedly benefit me as I pursue a career in neuroscience or medicine. The most impactful part of the internship for me was recording the oral presentation and presenting at the symposium. As someone who loves presenting, these activities allowed me to showcase my communication skills and gain confidence in delivering professional presentations. Additionally, the internship's overall professional environment and the opportunity to engage in tasks like creating a research ePoster and contributing to a graduate-level research abstract made this experience truly enriching. I will definitely be participating in future Think Neuro internship programs. The experience was incredibly rewarding, and I look forward to further opportunities to grow and learn with Think Neuro.

My journey with Think Neuro began with the Winter 2024 Clinical Research Internship. This unique experience enhanced my resume and research skills and opened doors for professional connections to get into professional school. Most recently, I had the privilege of serving as a Project Manager for the Summer 2024 Bibliometrics Research Internship. As an incoming undergraduate senior, leading and educating multiple teams on research was a significant leadership experience that I can now highlight in my professional school applications. The bibliometric research we conducted is an exceptional opportunity for high school and college students to gain valuable and respected research experience, which can be leveraged in a college setting. My role involved guiding teams in creating a graduate-level research abstract, poster, and presentation and providing general advice throughout the process. If you are considering a research program, I urge you to explore the unique opportunities Think Neuro's internships offer!