Students looking for research experience may search for opportunities in several ways.
The Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program links undergraduates with research professors. They also provide other useful advice on gaining research experience and have a database of summer opportunities.
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Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates Programs (REU) Programs
The University of Michigan Summer Research for Undergraduates Programs (REU) provide selected undergraduate students from around the United States an opportunity to conduct ten weeks of summer research with some of the country's leading researchers. Funded by the National Science Foundation
There are also NSF REU supplements that faculty with NSF grants get to support undergraduates in their research group, year round. If you know or want to work with a particular faculty member with an NSF grant, check to see if the researcher has gotten an REU supplement. If not, encourage them to contact the Office of Research & Sponsored Projects NDSF project representative for assistance on applying.
Specific department offices can be contacted to see if there are ways each handle such opportunities.
Individual faculty can be contacted as well. To select a few faculty members who are working on projects in a specific area of interest, search the University of Michigan profiles in the Community of Science expertise database by clicking on the link below:
http://expertise.cos.com/cgi-bin/searchexp?code=172
Find what you were looking for? Let us know at: UMresadmin-web@umich.edu
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