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Our lab is a collaborative, positive place where we support and challenge each other to advance science through effective communication and teamwork.   

In our lab, we enjoy doing science, encourage being comfortable with mistakes, and believe that having fun is essential for doing hard science. 

Students from several countries, including Argentina, Bangladesh, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, India, Taiwan, and the US, have made the MNR lab their learning space and enriched our understanding of what it means to be a global force in advancing science.

Students interested in the Lab

In our lab, we believe in empowering students from diverse cultural and educational backgrounds, providing them with personalized mentoring, constructive feedback, and hands-on training that transcends disciplines. Our lab culture fosters collaboration, positivity, and the freedom to make mistakes, all while enjoying the process of discovery. Whether you’re here to learn programming, enhance your scientific writing, or develop your research skills, we’re committed to helping you thrive as a global force in advancing science.

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Suggested Courses: 

Lab group FAll 2023

Come Work With Us

We conduct highly interdisciplinary work. Students from backgrounds in neuroscience, engineering, design, and kinesiology are welcome to apply. 

To be a graduate student in my lab, you have three potential routes to seek admission:  

  1. Through the Department of Health and Exercise Science.
    Major: Human Bioenergetics 
  1. Through the School of Biomedical Engineering
    Major: Biomedical Engineering 
  1. Through the Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Program
    Major: Neuroscience 

Undergraduate students who want research experience in our laboratory, please contact mnrlab@colostate.edu if: 

  • You can commit to one year in the lab. 
  • You can work a minimum of eight hours/week. 
  • You are a reliable, highly motivated individual who enjoys being a team player as well as taking ownership to lead projects. 
  • You have a strong desire to obtain research experience. 

The majority of undergraduate positions are volunteer. If interested, please email your CV, with names of two references and cover letter indicating  your semester and weekly availability to neha.lodha@colostate.edu 

Feel free to send an inquiry to mnrlab@colostate.edu for all other positions. 

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