SIP supports students from underrepresented racial and economic backgrounds and students with disabilities to conduct research in laboratories at Johns Hopkins.

The Johns Hopkins Neuroscience Scholars Program is an immersive summer research internship for highly motivated students at the undergraduate level. Program Personnel · Application Process · Accomplishments and News · History

A number of research and internship opportunities for highly motivated high school students are available through the department of Neuroscience at Johns ...

JHIBS is an 8-week summer program for Baltimore high school students that helps them get exposed to and discover a career in the neurological sciences.

The Summer Internship Program (SIP) provides experience in biomedical and/or public health research to current undergraduate students from all backgrounds.

Beginning in the summer, participants will attend professional development workshops, perform 10 weeks of intensive research in Baltimore, Maryland, and network ...

The summer program internship will take place over 10 weeks from June – August and will be conducted in person in Baltimore City, MD. In the interest of ...

Learn how cells and chemicals result in complex behavior and critically examine whether or not the mind is an organic computer in this behavioral neuroscience ...

A Summer Internship Program (SIP) intended to provide research experience for students with goals to pursue a future biomedical research career.

Topics covered in this course include the function of nerve cells, signaling between brain networks, basic neuroanatomy, and the neural bases of movement, ...