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IBES at Work 🧑🔬🌎💡 During summer 2024, Voss Fellow Yoshihiro Yajima '25 traveled to India to investigate humans' impact on annual tropical toad breeding events. Watch this video for a first-person perspective of his work! *** Every summer, IBES funds nearly two dozen undergraduate internships and research experiences. Want to help support experiences like these? Head to our website to learn how: ibes.brown.edu

Here is the second task of my summer internship from #ApnaGuide which is to create a #ML model to predict rainfall. Apna Guide

During his time at OnLocation, Nicholas researched critical materials with a focus on lithium to better understand how critical materials will impact our energy future as the world continues to transition to cleaner energy. Learn more about his internship 👉 https://bit.ly/3Z7wlKs

It truly was a crazy 4 months, trying to balance field research, lab work, data analysis, hosting international collaborators, co-organizing a career fair, working on developing the national biodiversity targets and indicators in alignment with the global biodiversity framework and much more! Nevertheless - always a pleasure providing young ppl with opportunities that enables them to experience research! Some of the most interesting / surprising things some of my interns have said to be me which makes me question whether we communicate what it is like being a research enough! - “The research lab work was so repetitive, I expected to do something new/ different everyday.” - Context: I offered my interns co-authorship as they did a lot of lab work, I asked them that if they wanted they could contribute to data analysis and writing so they can gain some experience. Some interns asked me if they were going to get paid to do so 😅😅 I had to explain to them that researchers don’t get paid to write papers when they collaborate with others. - Interns were surprised to hear that researchers pay journals to publish their work especially for it to be open access! It is rewarding to see them all grow but it always makes me realize how much work we need to do to communicate things in a better manner and lead by example! I truly had the best group so far! Feeling so blessed! P.S. The video only showcases 3 out of the 7 smart interns and budding scientists I took on!

Here is another exciting update about the General Science Internship Program (GSIP)!

Completed my internship with PYGENICARC

ICYMI: Maryann Enereba shares what she has learned from being a policy and communications intern at Cwmpas "As an international student, this internship gave me an opportunity to learn more about policies in Wales, but beyond this it made me truly develop my passion, constantly improve myself and make a positive impact wherever I find myself.  Although my internship has come to an end, I am taking with me the values of Cwmpas, making bold decisions to better the lives of people around me." Read more here 👉 https://buff.ly/49thMT4

🌟 EJE #SummerIntern 🌟 Aastha Vasisht's work focused on several impactful projects including conducting a landscape analysis of other countries' energy justice policies, comparing them to our own and identifying best practices. Read more about the great work she is doing with #EJE. 

Say hello to DGL’s newest seasonal Construction Support Staff – Chase, Walker, and Zak. This is Zak’s second internship with DGL! They will be earning real world construction experience as they support our seasoned and experienced staff on heavy highway projects this summer. Mentorship is a wonderful thing. #theDGLdifference #Civilengineering #Transportationengineering #Trafficengineering #structuralengineering #Siteandfacilitydevelopment #constructionEngineering #LandSurveying 

Very interesting approch to foster science in marine biology