Mentees: Undergraduate research can be one of the most transformative and fruitful experiences at Berkeley. However, many students feel they lack the knowledge, experience, or resources to getting started. ULAB is a student run research program built to remedy this issue by helping students from all backgrounds and skill levels get their foot in the door.

This two-semester course pairs groups of students with experienced undergraduate mentors in order to complete a year-long research project. Students in our program will experience the start-to-finish research process form designing a project of their choice to presenting their results at a poster symposium.

In addition to project-work, ULAB will teach students often self-taught skills such as Python, LaTex, Git, plotting, statistics, and reading and writing about research. Finally, ULAB seeks to provide a welcoming environment for students to connect with their peers and the larger community of faculty and graduate students through activities such as lab tours, project presentations, etc.

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Mentors: Interested in mentoring (facilitating this course)? If you have experience with physics, astronomy, or related fields of research and are interested in building your resume, networking with researchers, and gaining leadership experience, please visit out website to apply: https://ulab.berkeley.edu/labs/physics.

Application.