2025
NSF REU Site -
Optics and Photonics: Technologies, Systems, and Devices
NSF
Research Opportunity for Undergraduates: Optics and Photonics:
Technologies, Systems, and Devices
Real Research
Engage in reseach relevant to
today's society
A
National Science Foundation funded project intended to serve
undergraduate students interested in participating in research
projects.
For Undergraduates
Designed specifically to interest
undergraduates in research
All
Expenses Paid
REU participants
recieve room and a stipend.
About
us
We are offering a summer
research program for qualified undergraduate students. This
is an exciting opportunity to work with emerging
technologies and working with leading researchers in the
field. This is a 10 week on-campus residential program.
Besides working on cutting-edge research, you will get to
experience the social and cultural life of Newark through
organized events, and connect with students from all across
the country. This is an incredible opportunity to gain
hands-on experience working on optics and photonics
technologies. Funding for this project is provided by
National Science Foundation (NSF) REU Program.
This
is a great hands-on opportunity to get directly immersed
in active research by working with closely with the
research faculty at New Jersey Institute of Technology
(NJIT). Through this program, you will gain experience
in the design, implementation, and evaluation of a
research project, as well as develop your knowledge of
opportunities within optics and photonics. In addition,
each participant will receive:
- A
$6,000 stipend
- On-campus
housing
- Compensation
for travel expenses to and from REU Site
Applicants
have to meet the following criteria.
- Be
a US citizen or permanent resident
- Have
a 3.0 GPA (out of 4.0)
- Be
a Sophomore, Junior or Senior majoring in Computer
Science, Computer Engineering, Math, Physics,
Electrical Engineering, Material Science, Biomedical
Engineering, or any other related field.
- Be
committed to work 40 hours per week on campus during
the REU Site period.
- We
are especially committed to encouraging applicants who
are also members of a group underrepresented in
computing (e.g., women, African Americans, Hispanics,
American Indians, Pacific Islanders, persons with
disabilities, first generation higher education, low
income, etc) or who are
enrolled in a minority, women's, or non-doctoral
institution.