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Thank you for your interest in our research! 

We welcome highly motivated students who are enthusiastic about our work and eager to contribute to ongoing projects. Our lab is committed to fostering an inclusive and collaborative environment, where diverse perspectives strengthen our research and innovation. We actively stand against all forms of discrimination and believe that a supportive, equitable space enhances both scientific discovery and professional growth.

If you are interested in joining our team, please email Dr. Andrew Tan with the following:

  • Your current CV
  • A brief outline of a research question or topic that excites you

Prospective Graduate Students

Graduate training opportunities depend on available funding. We seek students with strong academic backgrounds and a passion for the neuromechanics of human movement. Preferred qualifications include:

  • A Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree in a science-related field
  • Prior research experience and/or coursework in biomechanics
  • A quantitative background, including calculus-based physics and/or introductory calculus
  • Completion of anatomy/physiology laboratory coursework
  • Coding proficiency (R, SPSS, MATLAB)

For more details on the Integrative Physiology (IPHY) graduate program, visit: https://www.colorado.edu/iphy/graduate-program

Prospective Undergraduate Students

We welcome highly motivated students interested in volunteering or completing an undergraduate thesis. No prior research experience is required, but preferred qualifications include:

  • Current enrollment at CU Boulder
  • A minimum commitment of four hours per week for one academic year, with availability in one-hour blocks per day and/or enrollment in independent study (IPHY 4860)
  • Willingness to learn and apply basic coding skills (MATLAB, R Studio, and/or Python)
  • Interest in assisting graduate students with data collection

For more information about undergraduate research opportunities, visit: https://www.colorado.edu/iphy/undergrad/undergraduate-research

 

We encourage prospective students to familiarize themselves with our published work and related research in the field.

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