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Interest in Research Email Template
Hello ___,
I hope you are doing well. My name is The Long App and I am a third year Life Science student. I have spent some time looking into research areas that align with my interests and found a great appreciation for the *insert focus/study* work you are doing in your lab. I have previously done work in *insert area* where I gained experience in/using *research process/specific equipment/software*. With this background, I believe I could meaningfully contribute to this research and further develop my research skillset.
I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to further discuss how I might support your research. I have attached my CV/resume for your reference and would be happy to provide any additional information.
Thank you for time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you!
Kind regards,
The Long App
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