Some things can't be learned in the classroom!

Stanford's Division of Pain Medicine is looking for several research assistants for the Pain and Opioid Study, a nationally-funded study to understand how chronic low back pain with or without opioid use affects the brain.

This student research opportunity involves analysis of excavation data from archaeological sites in the Yellow River Valley of northern China dating to the Shang Dynasty (ca. 1600 to 1050 BCE).

The objectives of the energyStartup internships are for students to gain work experience, develop applied engineering knowledge, learn entrepreneurship in a startup environment, and build upon their academic studies. 

Work closely with talented entrepreneurs in Africa and South Asia while gaining high-level work experience and making a social impact. Seed welcomes applicants in all departments and majors. 

Research Assistants will gain familiarity in several psychological research methods across various chronic pain populations. 

The UGRA program aims to offer dynamic research opportunities for Stanford undergraduates during the academic year.

The Tech Ethics and Policy Fellowship includes a course on ethics, technology, and public policy, as well as a paid internship opportunity at a technology company, government, civil society organization, or public agency during the summer.

Gain research experience while helping us better understand how pain progresses. 

The Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies (CREEES) invites applications for travel grants for short-term study and research trips to Estonia and the Baltic Sea Region from currently enrolled Stanford graduate students.