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How to get involved

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Group meetings

All are welcome!
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Publications

Read relevant publications on current work
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Matlab Onramp Course

Learn relevant skills

Ways to set you apart:

The lab typically hires undergraduate students several times a year. The following are ways you can become a more competitive applicant.

Attend Group Meetings:

These are held every other Thursday in the engineering building. During these meetings, we review progress on current work and present research findings.
All are welcome to come!

Read Key Publications:

Listed below are several papers relevant to current research projects. Reading these will help to familiarize yourself with ongoing work.

Learn Relevant Coding Skills:

Much of our work involves coding. Taking the short Matlab Onramp course (or other related tutorials) are great ways to gain experience.

Related Course Work:

Taking these courses is not required for joining the lab, but they can help you distinguish yourself from other students.

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