UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER RESEARCH

Call for Applications for Summer Research Experience for Undergraduate (REU) Students in Cybermanufacturing

An NSF-funded Cybermanufacturing REU Site at Texas A&M University is inviting applications for undergraduate students (rising juniors and seniors in STEM disciplines) who are strongly interested in summer research experience.  Participants will be given the opportunity to work alongside faculty and graduate student mentors in ongoing faculty research in cybermanufacturing related topics. These include developing new “Apps” for real-time applications, architecture and working with innovative machines and data analytics, and investigating new design approaches. The participants will also have an opportunity to participate in several enrichment activities like industry tour, GRE workshop, research seminar, and Aggies Invent program.  The program description and how to apply are given below.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The summer research program oncybermanufacturing is an REU Program (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) with funding provided by the National Science Foundation. This REU will take place over the 10-week period from May 29 to August 6, and will include undergraduate students from other universities as well as students from Texas A&M. This summer’s program will include a cohort of up to ten students. Financially, travel costs for field trips will be supported and housing will be provided at no cost to each participant. Additionally, each participant will be given a weekly $500 stipend.

HOW TO APPLY
To apply for Summer REU position, please click here.
Application Deadline: April 10, 2018. However, applications review process begins as soon as they are received; therefore early applications are strongly encouraged.

For more information on Cybermanufacturing at Texas A&M, please visit https://cybermanufacturing.tamu.edu/
Contact: nepal@tamu.edu