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SearchMany high school students find research placements in labs at Stony Brook--independently
of the high school research programs that exist at the university. Some have contacts made through parents or teachers
or through research-based coursework affiliations. Other students find they are successful
in getting placed in a lab (for the summer, or weekend work) by contacting faculty
directly via email. Departmental Web pages are probably the best guide to specific
faculty research interests.
Once you have found a lab/research mentor, then:
Please take a minute to register yourself or your student (online form).
Parent/Guardian Consent Forms for minors in research labs: Please contact Brian Frank by email at brian.frank@stonybrook.edu for updated forms to complete (Requires a parent's signature). Give them to the PI/faculty mentor of your lab.
Laboratory Safety. Get some important advice, info and training on safe lab practices by looking at the Environmental Health & Safety website- including lab safety training/coursework, policy for minors, etc. Check with your faculty mentor about the requirements for Responsible Conduct of Research & Scholarship.
Housing may be available for independent research students (16 years of age or older)
in the summer. Please contact Karen Kernan and/or Brian Frank for more information
by email (karen.kernan@stonybrook.edu, brian.frank@stonybrook.edu) or telephone:631.632.7077. Please
note that residential students (minors) are not allowed to bring a car to campus and
that there is strict supervision of Conference Housing guests under the age of 18.