Dr. Neyens is always looking for interested and qualified students to join the lab. All are welcome to apply to work at the EASt Lab. We value creating an inclusive and respectful research environment.
Potential PhD Students
Unfortunately, there are no current openings for PhD students. However, if you are interested in inquiring, please send a letter of intent and your CV to Dr. Neyens and please reference at least one of our lab publications that interests you.
Masters Students
Unfortunately, there are no current openings for Masters students.
Undergraduate Students
EASt Lab has a few open positions for undergraduate researchers (UGRs) at all experience levels (including first- and second-year students). To apply, please contact Dr. Neyens.
What skills do Undergraduate Researchers (UGRs) gain at EASt Lab?
- Qualitative Data Analysis (e.g., Interviews, Observational data, Focus groups)
- Quantitative Data Analysis (e.g., Statistical analysis, Data analytics, Programming)
- Attend Scientific Conferences (EASt sends UGRs to prestigious conferences regularly to present or to learn)
- Lead an experiment (UGRs will learn how to design and run lab studies involving human subjects)
- Build knowledge in multidisciplinary fields (our projects involve collaborating with various fields including nurses and physicians, public health practitioners, computer scientists, engineers, psychologists, and architects)
- Try out graduate level research by working with MS and PhD students to see if you are interested in graduate school.
- Design and develop prototypes (EASt Lab’s applied research focus allows UGRs to design, develop, and test technology in naturalistic environments)