Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)

NSF REU SITE: INTEGRATING COMPUTATION AND EXPERIMENT TO CREATE REVOLUTIONARY MATERIALS

 

Integrating Computation and Experiment to Create Revolutionary Materials (ICECRM) is an undergraduate research program for undergraduates, led by Mines Physics professor, Dr. Eric Toberer. The REU program is funded through the National Science Foundation, with a focus on developing new materials by harnessing the power of accelerated simulations and experiment.

REU is a highly competitive 11-week summer program for undergraduate students. Students from all over the country apply to participate in learning activities and cutting edge research to tackle leading problems in the area of materials informatics. The summer program is a three months of learning, building professional relationships and laying the foundation for careers in materials. The summer culminates in a poster session for students to showcase their work.

Participants will receive a stipend of $6,600 for the summer, are provided room and board at Mines, and receive a travel allowance.

Learn about Materials REU here and access the summer 2022 application.

More about the National Science Foundation’s REU program can be found here.

Important Dates:

  • Application Deadline:  February 1, 2022
  • REU Duration: May 23 – Aug 5, 2022
REU 2017 group photo

Further Information:

Nexus is proud to support the Materials REU at Mines!

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