UNDERGRADUATE TRAINING
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH AT THE XU LAB
The University of California, Irvine (UCI) embraces a unique culture and environment conducive to supporting undergraduate research. The Principal Investigator (PI, Dr. Xiangmin Xu) has a long and successful track record of training undergraduate and high school students as part of his research team. Currently, in the PI’s laboratory, undergraduate students participate in the lab research and contribute to advancements of our proposed projects. The PI, postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and specialists collectively train the undergraduate students in conducting laboratory research. The students have opportunities for hands-on research, to actively learn scientific concepts and methodology, to participate in bi-weekly lab meetings and faculty lectures, and to have their names on published papers. Students will gain the skills of collecting and analyzing data, writing, and giving scientific presentations. Through the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) fellowship and Excellence in Research, students can receive grants and awards and present their work.
- Dr. Xu is a featured mentor for the UCI Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP)
- How to enroll in Bio 199: https://undergraduate.bio.uci.edu/bio-197-198-199/
- Required Paperwork — Please print, fill out, and turn in Packet A.
- Class: Bio Sci 199 NEUROLAB RESEARCH, Course Code: 07050
- How to enroll in BME/CBE 199: https://undergraduate.eng.uci.edu/undergraduate-programs/research-2/
- Class: BmE 199, Course Code: 13855
- How to enroll in CS 199: https://archive-www.ics.uci.edu/ugrad/policies/CS199_IN4MATX199
UCI UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM (UROP) FELLOWSHIP
01/2021
Congratulations to Brenda Avila
“Dear Brenda Avila:Congratulations! We are pleased to inform you that the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) Faculty Advisory Board has recommended your appointment as a UROP Fellow at UCI for the 2020-2021 academic year. We are awarding $500 in support of your proposed research project, “Modified Rabies Virus Method Allows for the Tracing of Non-Canonical CA3 Hippocampus Region Circuits,” under the supervision of Dr. Xiangmin Xu.
Regards,
The Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program”