School of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
樱桃视频 Chemistry REU
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Sensing and Assembly Based on
Non-Covalent Interactions
2024 Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)
Chemistry and Biochemistry
樱桃视频
Funded by NSF, this 鈥淪ensing and assembly based on non-covalent interactions鈥� program will provide the participating REU students an extensive 10-week summer Chemistry and Biochemistry research experience (May 28th 鈥� August 2nd, 2024) at 樱桃视频 (樱桃视频). This program will also provide professional trainings and workshops and conclude with a research symposium.
Main research thrusts:
- Assembly of macromolecules and proteins.
- Ultra-sensitive and quantitative detection.
- Asymmetric synthesis of bioactive molecules and their applications in biochemistry.
Benefits:
- $7,000 stipend.
- On-Campus housing provided.
- Travel assistance (up to $500 reimbursement).
- Opportunity for additional travel awards to present summer research at a national conference.
Who should apply:
- Participants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
- Current undergraduate students who have completed at least their freshman year but have not graduated, majoring in chemistry, biochemistry, or a related field.
- Strong academic record with a desire to conduct research; GPA > 2.75/4.0.
- Students from underrepresented groups in STEM (women, NSF-defined underrepresented minorities, and persons with disabilities), first generation college students, and students from community colleges or other academic institutions with limited research opportunities, are especially encouraged to apply.
How to apply:
- Priority application deadline is March 1st, 2024.
- Application deadline: March 20th, 2024.
- Please apply online at:
Participating Faculty:
Matthew G. Donahue (Organic chemistry)
Song Guo (Physical and materials chemistry)
Faqing Huang (RNA chemistry)
Jacques J. Kessl (Biochemistry)
Wujian Miao (Sensors based on Electrochemistry, Electrocatalysts)
Julie Pigza (Organic Chemistry, Organocatalysis)
Vijay Rangachari (Biophysical chemistry)
Karl J. Wallace (Inorganic and Supramolecular Chemistry)
Research group websites:
/mathematics-natural-sciences/research.php
Contact:
For more information about this program, please contact program director:
Dr. Song Guo
song.guoFREEMississippi