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Portland State University's REU program provides opportunities for undergraduate students—with an emphasis on females and underrepresented minorities—to be involved in research projects with the faculty at PSU.
About the Program
Receive $4,000
Learn Electron Microscopy
Visit a Local High-Tech Company
Present at the Annual Symposium
Application Due: February 15, 2011
Visit the REU site for information about the program, application materials, and instructions.
Learn Electron Microscopy
Visit a Local High-Tech Company
Present at the Annual Symposium
Application Due: February 15, 2011
Visit the REU site for information about the program, application materials, and instructions.
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Research Projects
- Nanoelectronics and Nanodevice Characterization
- Understanding Recent and Current Trends in the Growth Rate of Greenhouse Gases Using Stable Isotopes
- Fabrication and Characterization of Nanodevices for Alternative Energy Applications
- Development of Open Source Ultra-high-resolution Near-field Microscopes
- Development of Nano-Modified Anodes for Improved Power Densities of Microbial Fuel Cells
- Micro- and Micro-fluidic Capillary Phenomena
- Electrolytic Hard Chromium Alternative Technology Development Program
- Fabrication of Ultrahydrophobic Surfaces for Micro-total Analysis System Development
- Testing Theories for Niche Segregation
- Salinity and Temperature on Survivorship
- Developing Protective Clear Coating for Outdoor Artwork
- Synthesis and Characterization of Photoluminescent Silicon Nanoparticles Decorated For Biomedical Imaging
- Renewable Petroleum
- Incorporation of n-type Semiconductors into Nanofibers of Conductive Polymers for Solar Cell Application
- Polymer Nanostructures by Self-Assembly: Fabrication and Characterization
- Identification ad Charecterization of Biominerals and Biofabrics in Extreme Environments
About Me
- REU Program Assistant
- Responsible for coordinating the REU program, including communications, event scheduling, grant writing, etc.
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