Spend your summer at the
foot of the Rockies
doing
state-of-the-art materials research!
Summer
Program in Materials Chemistry Research:
Synthesis,
Characterization, and Device Fabrication at
Colorado State
University
June
2 - August 8, 2008
For the 15th
consecutive year, the Department of Chemistry at Colorado State University will
host its NSF-REU
sponsored summer undergraduate research program. Deadline for application: March 14, 2008.
Nanotechnology has emerged
at the forefront of 21st century science and manufacturing and
exists at the intersection of chemistry, physics, engineering, and biology.
This program will provide undergraduate students and K12 teachers an introduction to a variety of
aspects of Materials Science and Nanotechnology research.
The program aims to:
§
provide
graduate level, cross-disciplinary materials chemistry research experiences for
students whose home institutions do not offer such opportunities and for
in-service teachers;
§
offer
research opportunities to students from groups traditionally underrepresented
in chemistry;
§
expose
students to career options and opportunities in chemistry and science in
general;
§
stimulate
intellectual discussion between mentors and students about ethical issues in
science.
Program
Information
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Possible
Research Projects
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Online Application
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Recommendation
Form
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For more information, please contact
the program directors, Prof. Ellen
Fisher and Nancy Levinger
or program coordinator, Mrs. Cindy
Ungerman (970-491-1090).
This program is supported
by the National
Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates program in
Chemistry.
last
updated January 2, 2008/nel