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National Science Foundation:
Researcher Experiences for Undergraduates (REU Site)
at the University of Central Florida (Recommended)

Hard and Soft Materials in Nanoscience Technology Driven Energy Applications

Nanoscience Technology Center (NSTC)  and Advanced Materials Processing Analysis Center (AMPAC) at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida will host this REU site.

When: 21st May – 27th July 2012

Time: 10 week summer research for 10 students

Stipend: $4500

Travel and Housing will be provided

Social program, team projects, industry visits and many more.

Women and members of demographic groups traditionally underrepresented in engineering are particularly encouraged to apply and Must be a US Citizen

Cutting edge nanotechnology-inspired research and education efforts towards new materials and new technologies for energy production based on hard and soft materials and hybrids thereof, such as inorganic nanowire/nanoparticle sensitized organic solar cells, thin film CIGS and direct alcohol fuel cells. Students will learn to manufacture and study new functional nanomaterials and devices for energy applications and technology commercialization of nanomaterials under the guidance of faculty and graduate students from multidisciplinary programs (engineering and sciences). As part of the Materials Genome Initiative, various experimental research modules will be paired up with  computer based modeling.

For more information: http://nsfreunano.research.ucf.edu/index.html

Contact: Andre Gesquiere or Sudipta Seal

Application Deadline: 15th April 2012

Application

Program Eligibility Requirements

Flyer (pdf)