Research Opportunities

 

1. Semiconductor REU Program at UM – The University of Michigan and Intel Corporation are excited to announce this special opportunity for undergraduates to conduct next-gen semiconductor research with world-class faculty at the University of Michigan! The Interdisciplinary Research Opportunities for Undergraduates in Semiconductor Technology is a new program to bring undergraduate students from across the US to conduct research at the University of Michigan this summer. Research opportunities will involve topics ranging from physics, chemistry, and materials to devices, circuits, systems, and algorithms. See also flyer here.  
   • Program Dates: May 30 to August 4, 2023
   • Application: https://semireu.engin.umich.edu/application
     • Application Deadline: February 7, 2023
   • See website for more information: https://semireu.engin.umich.edu
   • Benefits: $6,000 stipend; provided housing in university dormitories or housing allowance; partial food allowance
      
2. KU Chemistry REU Program 2023 – The University of Kansas is now accepting applications for its summer 2023 Chemistry REU program, funded by the National Science Foundation (http://chemreu.ku.edu/).  Successful applicants will participate in ten weeks of interdisciplinary research in state-of-the art laboratories, and engage in educational and professional development activities designed to enhance scientific communication skills and build awareness of career opportunities. Check out the 2023 flyer here, find out if you are eligible, then apply. 
   • Program dates: May 22 to July 28
   • Application: https://deptsec.ku.edu/~chemreu/apply/  
     • Application deadline: February 20, 2023
   • Benefits: $6,000 stipend; Travel allowance; Housing and meal plan covered by the program; Support for presenting results at regional or national scientific meetings
      
3. Training and Research Experiences in Nonlinear Dynamics (TREND REU) at the University of Maryland – UMD College Park offers an exciting NSF-sponsored REU (research experience for undergraduates) summer program for physics, mathematics, and engineering students from institutions across the country to collaborate with scientists conducting research in nonlinear dynamics. Students from a variety of universities and backgrounds work for 10 weeks during the summer under the mentorship of faculty from physics, mathematics, and engineering. To apply to TREND, check out the available research projects/mentors and then submit by February 10, 2023. Additional information can be found at: https://trend.umd.edu/. Benefits:
   • Stipend of $5,400 + food allowance of $600
   • Free on-campus housing
   • Partial travel support to get to UMD and back home
   • Conference attendance funding ($500) to present TREND research
      
4. Sacramento State Stem Cell Master’s Program – Students in this program take three semesters of graduate-level coursework at Sacramento State and also participate in an 8-month research internship with research faculty at UC Davis working in the field of regenerative medicine. During the 8-month research internship, students are provided with a $3,000/month stipend and tuition support to enable a full-time effort in the lab. Please click here for more information about the program and for details on how to apply. Application deadline is 3/1/23 at 5pm.