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The CLEAR Lab has just launched; however, Dr. Eisenlohr-Moul is always open to training and working with enthusiastic and dedicated individuals.
If you're interested in studying how hormones do and do not influence psychiatric symptoms, I'd love to speak with you about joining or collaborating with the lab. There are lots of ways to get involved-- please inquire directly by emailing me at temo
uic [dot] edu. If you're a student or intern, please be sure to include an up-to-date version of your curriculum vitae.
Current undergraduate students looking for research experience in the Chicago area -- email me about the availability of volunteer research assistant positions in the lab. Please be sure to describe the kind of time commitment you are looking for. Typical time commitments for volunteers are generally 5-10 hours per week, but this can be flexible depending on the kind of work you're able to do.
If you're currently applying to graduate school and interested in working with me at UIC, please reach out to me to describe the kind of degree you are seeking, what your career goals are, what you're interested in learning while in the lab, and what types of studies interest you most.
Current graduate students, interns, and fellows across the country-- please don't hesitate to contact me about opportunities to collaborate. One thing I am particularly enthusiastic about is helping other scientists include reliable/valid menstrual cycle or hormonal measurements in their data collection projects. Regardless of where they complete their internship, I am interested in working with talented graduate students and interns to write NIH F32 postdoctoral fellowship applications focused on clinical research training in my laboratory.
If you're currently a Clinical Psychology PhD candidate applying to clinical internship in the Chicago area, please feel free to email me to set up a meeting to discuss possible collaborations and experiences in my lab during internship.
If you are a possible collaborator in academia, journalism, business, or tech, I also want to hear from you. Please do not hesitate to drop me a line.