Undergraduate Research Assistant

Employer Industry: Primate Research and Neuroscience

• Salary of $13.00 per hour
• Gain hands‑on research experience in a world‑class laboratory
• Opportunity to work with non‑human primates, enhancing animal handling skills
• Ideal for students looking to deepen their understanding of biological and experimental procedures
• Collaborative environment with a focus on teamwork and communication
• Summer availability is a must, with flexible working hours during school breaks

• Handle and transport non‑human primates (rhesus macaques) for research studies
• Set up experiments and conduct behavioral observations
• Analyze data and maintain accurate records of research findings
• Monitor animal health and well‑being throughout the study
• Collaborate with team members to ensure smooth operation of research activities

• Current undergraduate student at UW‑Madison, ideally in Freshman or Sophomore status
• Interest in studying the biological basis of fear and anxiety in rhesus macaques
• Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently
• Comfortable working with animals, particularly non‑human primates
• Must be available during Summer 2026

• Basic understanding of biological and experimental procedures
• Willingness to learn new skills related to experimental studies and animal handling
• Good communication skills and a strong orientation towards teamwork
• Highly motivated to learn and contribute to research initiatives

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