Undergraduate students are invited to apply for fellowships to pursue research with a Washington University faculty member affiliated with the Cognitive, Computational and Systems Neuroscience (CCSN) pathway at Washington University.

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On the weekend of Oct 30-Nov 1, Washington University in St. Louis hosted the Biological Sciences and Psychology Symposium. 74 students made research presentations on subjects ranging from ecology, zoology, biochemistry, medicine, and molecular biology, to behavioral and cognitive science and neuroscience. 17 faculty from 13 member campuses also attended.

The URS in the Physical Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science was held November 6-8 at The University of Chicago. Students from all 14 campuses made research presentations, both oral or poster, on subjects including chemistry, physics, environmental science, math, computer science and engineering.

We received 11 very strong nominations for the 2009 Janet Andersen Award from which the Executive Committee chose the two winners. Robert Jacobel from St. Olaf's Physics Department will give the lecture at the Physical Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science meeting at the University of Chicago (Nov 7-9). Ken Yasukawa from Beloit's Biology Department was selected to present the award lecture at the Biological Sciences and Psychology meeting at Washington University in St. Louis (Oct 30-Nov 1).