I first heard about ReseNeX through a friend's Instagram story, which prompted me to follow their page. During my first year, I struggled to find research opportunities because I lacked some of the skills PI’s look for.

ReseNeX made the process organized and approachable with their countdowns for research openings. The hands-on training I’ve gained since has been incredible—I highly recommend it to anyone passionate about research!

I discovered ReseNeX on Instagram and, as a second-year student aiming for medical school, I found it incredibly convenient. Finding research positions can be tricky, but ReseNeX made it simple by eliminating biases with anonymous applications and connecting me to the perfect lab.

The most rewarding part has been learning from PhD students and professors while exploring advanced technology and science. I’d highly recommend giving it a shot!

I found ReseNeX through their Instagram page, which promoted a research position related to my program at Queen’s University. Thanks to ReseNeX, I joined the Arnott Lab, where I study the effects of salinization on freshwater zooplankton.

It’s rewarding to contribute to research that protects aquatic ecosystems while gaining new wet lab skills and valuable experience. I’m excited to continue this journey that ReseNeX helped me start!

I first discovered ReseNeX through Instagram because many people in my program were reposting about it. After seeing a few stories, I decided to check it out and was immediately fascinated by the initiative.

The biggest challenge I faced was getting the courage to email professors and waiting for responses. ReseNeX made the process easier by relieving the stress of finding a research position, acting as the first point of contact between you and your PI.

The biggest challenge I faced when I first tried to get into research was not knowing where to start or who to talk to. ReseNeX simplified the process, connecting me with the right people and resources to access research opportunities.

I first heard about ReseNeX when I contacted one of my professors about volunteering, and I’ve also seen a lot of their posts on social media. I highly recommend it to any student looking to get into research.