CCBBI is dedicated to training future neuroimaging researchers. The center offers a wide range of training opportunities, providing trainees with valuable hands-on experience, professional development, and mentorship.

For undergraduate students

The ADNiR program provides 2 years of paid research experience, faculty mentoring, and professional development. ADNiR scholars have gone on to PhD programs, medical school, and research labs in psychology/psychiatry.

The CODE program is a summer program designed to provide hands-on training in python programming and professional development. Students completing CODE have made connections that led to research positions in CCBBI-affiliated labs.

For graduate students

The Gibson Research Award was generously established by H. Dean and Susan Regis Gibson to help outstanding graduate or undergraduate students conduct brain imaging research at CCBBI. Funds from the award can be used to cover research expenses and travel to present at a science conference.