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I was an intern for this summer's internship. I worked in neuroeconomics and my associate was Sriswetha Sakthivel. She was extremely helpful and driven as she strived to make the project, and its associates, the very best it could me. I am currently a rising junior in high school, and I feel that Think Neuro Inc.'s summer internship and symposium was an extremely beneficial in honing my research, collaboration, and professionalism. I certainly will use what I learned in Think Neuro in the future and will carry these skills onto every job or internship I undertake in the future. Personally, the highlight of my internship was creating posters and presentations for the symposium. It was so gratifying to see months of research (using Web of Science) and data analysis (using R programming) culminated into one project. The invaluable skills and experiences I have acquired from Think Neuro's summer internship have convinced me to come back to the summer internship next year, and the following.

My time as a ThinkNeuro intern taught me very useful skills in researching as well as creating a research poster. Through the two sessions I did with ThinkNeuro I found and connected with a lot of wonderful people while learning useful skills that will benefit me in the future. Overall, I think ThinkNeuro is a great opportunity for those who are interested and passionate in neuroscience research and need a place to get started! During my internships with ThinkNeuro I was working with Lana Isabel Abad for the fall session and Isabella Pei for the spring session. Both of these associates were amazing in guiding me and our team to building a successful research poster as well as helping with any struggles we had along the way. As a highschool student I can also see the skills I learned during this internship to be used during my time in college as we learned necessary techniques like R-programming and poster designing which can be used towards further research in my career going onwards. I also believe the most impactful part of this internship would be learning R-programming as this will be a key component of what I want to do in my career in the future. Finally, even though I won’t be joining ThinkNeuro for another internship as I am going to college next year, this experience has been more than what I thought it would be when I joined and is a great experience for anyone who is interested in doing research in this pathway.

As an intern, I had so much fun working with our association, Nisha, who actively communicated with us and gave all the support we needed. I was a high schooler and I think that this experience will help me do research in the future. The most impactful part was probably learning R programming because that was something new and very fun. I hope to continue to participate in these programs :))

The communication was great, the team worked hard, the topic was extremely interesting and engaging, would definitely do it again!

1) I was an intern 2) Pal Bhatt. She was really helpful and kept an open line of communication since the beginning of the internship. 3) I am an undergraduate. I thought that this was a great way to gain some experience in a research internship for someone's first time. My group/associate worked really well together to get everything done in a timely manner and had great communication from the beginning. It has really made me like to do another internship in the future. 4) I think the most impactful part of the internship was making the research ePoster because I liked seeing all the research we worked on be brought together. 5) I think that I will participate in future Think Neuro internship programs. An experience like this can be considered as "it is what you make of it" meaning if you put in the time, effort, energy, and continuously participate then you have gained something by the end of the internship. If you do nothing you will not gain anything by the end.

I was a part of the Think Neuro Summer Research Cohort. Like others when I started, I was a little bit skeptical of the entire organization but was quickly proven wrong! Although thousands of students are enrolled in the summer cohort the staff makes efforts to communicate and answer all inquiries. The research conducted was also very fun and I was able to learn a lot.

Excellent! it's a unique program, doing a bibliometric analysis. I'm glad I did it. There is unique value in it. I could see myself putting this bib analysis into other work, as a supplemental component. Learned a lot. Would recommend it. You kind of have to be willing to take on different roles/take charge with a program like this, with how accessible it is, but, again, good skills to have. Good learning exp.

This summer, I was an intern in Think Neuro's Summer Research Internship. I am a senior in high school and decided to participate in this program to gain research experience in a field I am interested in. In the future, I hope to become a psychiatrist and I believe that having done past research in neuroscience will help me be successful in my future classes. My associate was Christine Hattar and she was really good at delegating tasks to all of the interns in my group and making sure we finished all parts of the project in a timely manner. She was communicative and always answered my questions quickly. I enjoyed partaking in this research project, including learning R programming, learning to analyze trends in the Web of Science database, and creating a research poster and abstract. I believe knowing these skills will give me an advantage in the future as I pursue my professional goals, and I am glad to have been provided the opportunity to learn them. I hope to participate in the Think Neuro internship once again in the fall.