The Exos Human Performance Lab Research Internship provides undergraduate or graduate students the opportunity to apply academic knowledge and skills in an industry research setting. Interns contribute directly to ongoing HPL research projects and gain experience with human-subject data collection, research operations, body-composition assessments, and strength and cardiovascular performance assessments. This is an unpaid internship that requires the intern to receive course credit through their school. Interns are responsible for arranging and funding their own housing, travel and relocation if needed, food, and transportation, and must provide their own laptop.
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