Thank you for your interest in IMPACT Lab
Here are some frequently asked questions to help you learn more about us and our research opportunities.
Q: What kind of members is IMPACT Lab looking for?
A: We are looking for self-motivated students with a decent coding foundation and an interest in our research.
Q: I didn't major in a BME-related field during my undergraduate studies. Can I join the IMPACT Lab?
A: Absolutely! We embrace diversity and welcome students from various academic backgrounds. Our current members come from diverse fields, including Computer Science, Biomedical Engineering, Information Engineering, and Communication Engineering. We believe that diverse perspectives encourage innovation and creativity in our research.
Q: Can students without research experience join IMPACT Lab?
A: Certainly! While prior research experience is beneficial, it's not a prerequisite. We value enthusiasm and a willingness to learn. If you have a basic understanding and interest in our research areas, we'll work together to find a suitable research topic for you. Rest assured, every new member receives comprehensive guidance during the initial stages of their research journey.
Q: What would the training program be like for Master/PhD students at IMPACT Lab?
A: At IMPACT, we believe in personalized growth. Every member starts with comprehensive hands-on guidance. As you progress, we'll tailor your research path based on your capabilities, achievements, and interests. Our goal is to make each member grow into an independent researcher, regardless of whether you're pursuing a Master's or a PhD degree. We're committed to helping you develop a unique research mindset and skillset.
Q: How can I join IMPACT Lab?
A: If you're an undergraduate student at ShanghaiTech, we encourage you to visit our Lab at Room 305/308 in the BME Building for an informal chat after dropping an email for arrangements. For prospective graduate students from other institutions, please reach out to us via email with your CV attached. We're always excited to discuss potential opportunities with passionate researchers.
Pro Tip: To get a better understanding of our research before contacting us, we highly recommend watching these talks: