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Insight Picture of the Day

Check out our picture of the day! Each day during the summer we will be updating with a new picture, click "read more" below to check out older pics. Keep track of the Picture of the Day on Pinterest by clicking HERE!
June 17, 2013: REU Student Chasya Rhys-Church working in the Biomedical Imaging Lab at the University of Rochester (Photo Credit: Chasya Rhys-Church)

About the Insight Lab

Innovating ways to share science with your communities...


The Insight Lab at the Rochester Institute of Technology's Center for Imaging Science involves the University, Students, and Faculty in developing, delivering, evaluating, and researching cutting edge science education and outreach programs and technologies. The Lab is physically located in the Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science on the RIT Campus; room 76(CAR)-3230.

Lab Director: Dr. Jake Noel-Storr

Office: 76(CAR)-3140
Phone: 585-475-7189 (Val Hemink, Staff Assistant)
Email: jake@cis.rit.edu

Insight Lab Application for Employment or Research

RIT Students can apply for employment or research opportunities in the RIT Insight Lab for Science Outreach and Learning Research. We have projects that operate in many areas, from Astrophysics Research, through Educational Program Evaluation, to Education Technology Development. In completing this form you can apply for particular positions that are available or send us a general application and we may well be able to fit your skills and interests to our current needs.

Summer 2013 Visiting Students

Meet the 13 students who will be joining the Insight Lab in the Center for Imaging Science this Summer. Our visiting students from across the US (and the world) are involved in Research Experiences for Undergraduates funded by the National Science Foundation or through CIS and LAMA funding; and for outreach development and implementation experiences supported by the Insight Lab.

Funding for the eight students participating with the support of the National Science Foundation is provided in part by NSF grant number PHY-1062874.
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