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Category: Research
Student research resources, training, and opportunities.
Firearm Safety Training for Patients and Paid Opportunity
Join a free, 3-hour Pathways 2 Safety training to build skills for discussing firearm safety with patients and earn compensation for practice and surveys.
Statistical Consulting from UW Statistics and Biostatistics
The UW Statistical Consulting Service is now available for the upcoming quarter. Appointments will be held online via Zoom. Faculty and graduate students in the Consulting Program in the Departments of Biostatistics and Statistics offer free statistical advising to the UW community through scheduled 50-minute appointments during the academic year while classes are in session. Consultants can help with: designing studies and experiments, including support for grant proposal preparation data visualization and presentation choosing and applying statistical methods developing specialized…
Call for Proposals: UW Three Minute Thesis
Proposals for the virtual preliminary round due: March 20, 2026, by 11:59 p.m. (PDT) Learn more about the UW Three Minute Thesis and submit a proposal // Submit a proposal Send questions to: uw3mt@uw.edu One slide. Three Minutes. Your thesis. $2,000 in prizes. Theme: How does your graduate research demonstrate impact for the public good? Are you a UW graduate student in the final stages of your capstone, thesis, or dissertation project? Apply to compete in the 2026 UW Three…
Research Practicum Opportunity (Winter/Spring 2026)
We are launching a study focused on capturing breathing and cough sounds from residents in assisted living communities to support the development of digital health tools for early detection of respiratory illness. Practicum students will assist with on-site data collection, participant engagement, and protocol implementation, gaining hands-on experience with real-world digital biomarkers and aging-focused research. Interested students should contact Oleg Zaslavsky at ozasl@uw.edu.