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Qualcomm Job Openings

Published March 13, 2012 by Eric Pamintuan

At Qualcomm, students and new graduates jump right into next-generation technologies that are changing the wireless world. A world where power and capabilities keep increasing while the solutions get smaller and smaller. What’s more, Qualcomm leads in technology innovations no other company is even touching in the mobile space.
If you’re a recent graduate, you’re about to discover career opportunities as big as your aspirations. If you’re an intern, there’s nothing like becoming an insider in wireless to accelerate your success, in and out of school. This is your chance to do something huge in mobile technology.

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Public Service Leaders Scholarship Program

Published March 7, 2012 by Eric Pamintuan

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Public Service Leaders Scholarship Program provides undergraduate and graduate level students with a challenging internship opportunity combined with a scholarship. The program is designed to promote public service and create access to higher education. Upon successful completion of program and degree requirements, participants become permanent employees of USDA.

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CATAPULT INTO ENGINEERING

Published March 6, 2012 by Eric Pamintuan

Join us for a fun filled day of hands-on engineering for middle school students, their parents and educators. Students will work directly with engineers while they complete hands-on activities and compete in a catapult competition.

Date: Saturday, April 14
Time: 8:00 am – 12:30 pm
Location: Raytheon, 8680 Balboa Ave, San Diego, CA 92123

Register by Wed, April 4: http://raytheon.cvent.com/survey/catapult
There is no fee, but space is limited, so register early.

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WHITAKER UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM

Published March 5, 2012 by Eric Pamintuan

Grant funding for projects, internships and coursework in biomedical engineering (or bioengineering) overseas.
• Award: amounts range from $7,500 for a semester program to $10,000 for an academic year program.
• Projects: High-quality BME-relevant proposals will be funded, which can include: coursework, research and internships.
• Eligibility: US citizens and residents in their sophomore, junior or senior year with a BME or a closely related major.
• Program must be approved by home institution.

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GRE INFORMATION SESSION MARCH 7th

Published March 1, 2012 by Eric Pamintuan

Interested in going to graduate school for a masters or doctorate?
The GRE is a standardized test and most widely accepted graduate school admissions test worldwide
Learn what the GRE is, the format of the test, how the revised test is scored, the specific sections covered, and recommendations to best prepare for the GRE

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Summer Research Program list

Published March 1, 2012 by Eric Pamintuan

The SDSU MBRS IMSD Program collects and saves a list of various summer research programs. The purpose is to help students locate extra mural research opportunities, so that students gain additional research training in their area of interest.

The majority of the programs are due around the same time every year.

Students should follow up directly with any program contacts and websites to retrieve 2012 applications and deadlines.

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Electrocorticographic Brain Computer Interfaces: Building Cortical Control Columns

Published February 28, 2012 by Eric Pamintuan

Brain computer interface (BCI) technology has classically focused on two signal acquisition modalities for
control: multi, single-unit activity (MSU) and electroencephalography (EEG). While MSU activity
provides a high fidelity, multi-dimensional signal for BCI control, obtaining long-term stability of single unit recordings has proven difficult at best due to glial encapsulation issues.

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Explorations in Statistics Research: An Undergraduate Summer Program

Published February 28, 2012 by Eric Pamintuan

The Explorations in Statistics Research workshop is designed to introduce undergraduates to the exciting work being
done in statistics – the science of data. Over the seven-day program, we will explore scientific questions using
statistical approaches ranging from simple summaries to more sophisticated modeling approaches.

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Science/Recruitment Seminar

Published February 24, 2012 by Eric Pamintuan

Interested in earning a Ph.D. in biology, immunology or neuroscience? Do you have questions about applying to graduate school, how to secure a post doctoral fellowship, or how to position yourself for a future faculty position at a 4-year university?

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