Opportunities

The Illinois MRSEC's NSF-sponsored REU program provides undergraduates ten weeks of interdisciplinary research with faculty, emphasizing professional development and communication skills to enhance accessibility in science.

The NSF-funded CEM REU program at Ohio State focuses on designing new materials and developing innovative tools, providing students research experience, professional development, and mentorship from faculty in core departments.

The University of Minnesota MRSEC will provide up to 25 full-time summer research positions to undergraduate students through the REU program.

The Wisconsin MRSEC REU program offers advanced research opportunities and immersive experiences in materials science and engineering for undergraduate students each summer.

The joint MRSEC at Columbia University and CCNY supports Summer Research Fellows, focusing on advanced materials, interdisciplinary collaboration, and includes workshops, industry visits, and presentations for participants.

The Future Leaders in Advanced Materials (FLAM) Program is an NSF REU at UCSB's Materials Research Laboratory, providing internships for science and engineering students to gain research experience.

The CMI MRSEC REU promotes student participation in materials science research, collaborating with UM programs, focusing on Semiconductors, 2D Materials, and Sustainable Polymers over a 10-week period.

The Center for Dynamics and Control of Materials (CDCM) at UT Austin offers a REU program for undergraduates, featuring interdisciplinary research, mentorship, workshops, and recreational activities.

The UW MEM-C Summer REU program fosters research in advanced materials for energy and sensing technologies, empowering first-generation college students through hands-on projects, mentorship, and professional development.