Natalie Lembeck
I am working currently working as an undergraduate research assistant in the Cognitive Neuroscience located in the Center for Advanced Brain Imaging Center at the Georgia Institute of Technology. My advisor is Dr. Scott Moffat and I work under Dr. Robert Ariel. My responsibilities include recruiting and scheduling participants for experiments, running the participants, and coding data. Over the summer, I helped with a research study that investigated the effects of age on the metacognition of spatial ability.
Additionally, this semester I was awarded the President's Undergraduate Research Award, which funds my Senior Thesis project. This includes preparing a research proposal, developing tests, coding the tasks - using LiveCode - recruiting students, administer the tasks, collecting and coding data, and finally analyzing the data. By the end of the semester (May 2015) I intend to have my project published with a video describing the work I did throughout the project.
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Natalie Lembeck Receives Degree from Georgia Tech
Natalie Lembeck of John's Creek, GA, was among approximately 2,400 undergraduate and graduate students who received degrees during Georgia Tech's 250th commencement exercises on December 11-12 at t...
January, 25 2016 - Verified by Georgia Institute of Technology
Research Assistant at Emory University
Volunteering as a research assistant in a genetics lab. Current projects include investigating cocaine dependence in rats and work with Alzheimer's disease.
August 2015 - Present
Research Assistant at Georgia Institute of Technology
I am working as an undergraduate research assistant in the Cognitive Neuroscience located in
the Center for Advanced Brain Imaging Center. My advisor is Dr. Scott Moffat and I work under
Dr. Robert Ariel. My responsibilities include recruiting and scheduling participants for
experiments, running the participants, and coding data. Over the summer, I helped with a
research study that investigated the effects of age on the metacognition of spatial ability.
Additionally, this semester I was awarded the President's Undergraduate Research Award, which funds my Senior Thesis project. This includes preparing a research proposal, developing tests, coding the tasks - using LiveCode - recruiting students, administer the tasks, collecting and coding data, and finally analyzing the data. By the end of the semester (May 2015) I intend to have my project published with a video describing the work I did throughout the project.
May 2014 - Present
Swim Instructor at Georgia Institute of Technology
Coaching both children and adults in technique and the importance of water safety. Involves
working with people from all backgrounds and communicating appropriately with adults or
children and their parents.
May 2014 - Present
