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Introducing NURP at UW

The Neuroscience Undergraduate Reading Program (NURP) is an organization at the University of Washington that pairs undergraduate students and graduate mentors to dive into scientific discoveries in neuroscience. Undergraduate students read a series of scientific papers (selected by their graduate student) to learn how to critically evaluate evidence, hypothesize experiments for future studies, and contextualize primary research in current models with the help of their graduate mentors. Students also share a snapshot of their new knowledge at a quarterly conference attended by the UW neuroscience community. Please explore our website to learn more about our history and how you can participate!

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Apply by tonight! DM with any questions. Find application with link in bio 🧠 Spring is right around the corner and so is NURP Spr 24! Apply now 🧠 deadline March 31st at 11:55pm. Link in bio or swipe for QR code. Talk lineup for tonight! 🧠 Our NURP Talks for Win 24 are tomorrow (March 5) in SOCC! Anyone at UW is encouraged to join 🧠 Counting down until our next cohort of NURP mentees and mentors! Give yourself peace of mind by checking this off your to-do list before the holidays as the deadline is on new years days! Link in bio to apply. Applications for next quarter (Win24) are now open for both mentees and mentors! DM us with any questions 🧠 Aut23 End-of-Quarter talks are TOMORROW! 5pm in south campus center 🧠 🧠 Next week!! 🧠Our quarterly mini symposium (aka end-of-quarter talks) is where our undergrads get to present on the neuroscience they have been learning about over the quarter. Come out to support, learn some neuroscience, connect with grad students, and see what NURP is about! Swipe ➡️ for undergrad testimonials! Less than 1 week left to apply for NURP Aut 2023. DM us with any questions 🧠