Friday , 24 May 2013

NDnano Undergraduate Research Fellowships (NURF) Summer 2013

NDnano Undergraduate Research Fellowships (NURF) Summer 2013

2009 NURF Recipient<br />Adrian Moreno
2010 NURF Recipient<br />Allison O'Rourke
2011 NURF Recipient<br />Subhali Subhechha
2012 NURF Recipient<br />Brittany Hark
2009 NURF Recipient<br />Amro Mentash
2010 NURF Recipient<br />Tim Schumer
2011 NURF Recipient<br />Dean Schaetzl
2011 & 2012 NURF Recipient<br />Mike Ashley
2009 NURF Recipient<br />Graham Boechler
2010 NURF Recipient<br />Christina Robakowski
2011 NURF Recipient<br />Gang Huang
2012 NURF Recipient<br />John McPhee
2009 NURF Recipient<br />Jane Fleming
2010 NURF Recipient<br />Sarah Schubert
2011 NURF Recipient<br />Steven Cress
2012 NURF Recipient<br />Sara Dale
2009 NURF Recipient<br />Kevin Goodwin
2010 NURF Recipient<br />Chen Chen
2011 NURF Recipient<br />Benjamin Rollin
2012 NURF Recipient<br />Keith Marrero

The NDnano Center will be awarding several summer undergraduate* research fellowships. The fellowships offer motivated undergraduates the opportunity to learn more about a specific area of research, gain valuable skills, and be part of a cutting-edge, nano-related research project.

Fellowship recipients will conduct their research within an exciting team atmosphere, working with a faculty mentor, postdocs and graduate students in the University’s science and engineering labs and cleanroom facilities.

Each NURF position is full time (40 hours/week**) and provides a total stipend of $5,250 over a 10-week period. Students awarded a fellowship are responsible for securing their own, transportation, housing and food for the summer.

Fellowship recipients will be part of Notre Dame’s summer research community and have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities. At the conclusion of their research, each NURF recipient is required to prepare a one-page summary of their project accomplishments and will be invited to present their research findings as a poster at the Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium.

Want to learn more? View the project summaries written by the 2010 , 2011 , and 2012 NURF recipients.

*For purposes of the NURF program, undergraduates are students who will not yet have completed their undergraduate studies at the start of their summer fellowship.

** The University allows students to work a maximum of 40 hours/week during the summer months (all campus positions combined).

2013 NURF application instructions

Students from any college or university are welcome to apply.

1) Review the Summer 2013 NURF project descriptions and select a project of interest. There are more than 30 projects to choose from! (Click on project images for larger view.)
2) Complete the application .
3) Email your completed application to the project’s faculty mentor(s) for consideration, and cc: Heidi Deethardt at ndnano@nd.edu .

Faculty mentors will follow-up with applicants as needed. Fellowship recipients will be notified by NDnano starting March 1, 2013.

Please note: Students are welcome to apply for more than one project. However, please list and prioritize on your application all the projects to which you have applied.

Questions? Check here. Or feel free to contact Heidi Deethardt at ndnano@nd.edu .

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