Current Undergraduate Research Assistants
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Puneet is a third-year Biology major at UT Austin with a minor in Statistics and Data Science and is excited to be a part of the NeuroTap Lab! He is intrigued by the role of exercise and how it plays a role in trauma-related neural networks and affects other cognitive processes. After finishing his undergraduate degree he aspires to obtain an MD. and hopes to work in a clinical and academic setting.

Undergraduate Research Assistant
Neha is a second-year Psychology major at The University of Texas at Austin and is thrilled to be part of the NeuroTaP lab. She is particularly interested in the connection between post-traumatic stress disorder and panic disorders, with a focus on women who face these challenges. She is also on the pre-medicine track and plans to pursue an MD/PhD.

Undergraduate Research Assistant
Medha is a third-year student pursuing a Bachelor of Science and Arts in Neuroscience with a certificate in Spanish for Medical Professions. She is interested in studying the impact of prolonged hormone exposure on PTSD symptoms, brain structure, and function as a part of the team at the NeuroTap lab. In the future, she plans to pursue an MD/PhD and continue female neuroscience research.

Undergraduate Research Assistant
Chrislyn is a second-year undergraduate student at the University of Texas at Austin pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Health and Society, and a minor in Philosophy. She is specifically interested in the effects of trauma on the course of neurodegenerative disorders in early childhood and the elderly population. She looks forward to being a part of the NeuroTap Lab and learning about specific research techniques. In the future, Chrislyn plans on pursuing an MD and working with children!
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Emma is a third-year student pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience, a Bachelor of Science in Biophysics, and a Certificate in Core Texts and Ideas. She is specifically interested in the neurocircuitry of trauma and larger-scale neuro networks but is also eager to learn more about different neuroscience research techniques and methodologies. She loves anything to do with the brain and is excited about participating in the NeuroTap Lab! After she graduates from UT, Emma plans on pursuing a PhD in cognitive neuroscience and continuing to do neuroscience research.
Undergraduate Research Assistant
MacLean is a second-year student at UT pursuing a major in Neuroscience and Certificates in Business of Healthcare and Scientific Computation and Data Sciences. He is interested in exploring large-scale neurocircuitry and the neurophysiology underlying PTSD and hopes to pursue an M.D.

Undergraduate Research Assistant/ Intern