Research on Security of Mobile Devices and Wireless Networks
Paid internship at the New York Institute of Technology
REU Site: Research on Security of Mobile Devices and Wireless Networks
The NYIT REU Program will provide opportunities for 10 motivated and talented undergraduate students to collaborate with our faculty and graduate students in research on methods of securing smartphones and their networks using both hardware and software approaches (women and minority students are strongly encouraged to apply).
Undergraduates will have access to NYIT's state-of-the-art research facilities and gain valuable hands-on research experience in simulating the spread of malware on smartphones, implementing cryptographic algorithms and authentication schemes for smartphones, studying topology control of wireless networks, geolocating smartphones, detecting physical attack on a network of smartphones, and developing privacy-protected medical sensing methods using smartphones.
The program runs from May 31 - August 4, 2017
Application/Recommendation deadline: February 28, 2017
Benefits include:
- $5,000 Stipend
- Up to $600 Travel Allowance
- $2,800 Housing and Food Allowance
- Graduate School Preparation
- Visits to state-of-the-art labs, security centers, and attend security conferences
- Meet and network with security professionals
- Weekend outings in NYC
Suggested majors include (but are not limited to):
- Computer Science and Electrical Engineering,
- Information Systems,
- Mathematics and Statistics,
- Computer Engineering and other related fields
Click on the link below to read more about this opportunity and see if you are eligible to apply. For help with applying, please contact Dr. April Householder, Director of Undergraduate Research and Nationally Competitive Scholarships at aprilh@umbc.edu.
An REU Site at Rutgers University-Newark that provides students with hands-on research experiences in dynamic urban environmental systems. The site takes advantage of a vigorous multidisciplinary effort that involves near surface geophysics, urban geochemistry and urban ecology in northern New Jersey and especially, the New Jersey Meadowlands. Each scholar will choose one area of specialization but the research and support activities will be integrated to show students:
- how their research experience relates to the whole urban research project,
- how their research affects real-life issues that affect them and their families and
- how they can pursue research careers stemming from this experience.
Research Areas (see the website for full project descriptions):
Near Surface Geophysics
The Near Surface Geophysics Group (NSGG) at Rutgers is engaged in research to develop emerging geophysical technologies for minimally invasive characterization and monitoring of urban environments.
Urban Geochemistry/Biogeochemistry
REU students will pursue research projects in the field of urban geochemistry/biogeochemistry in the polluted urban environment. One area of research focuses on the geochemical processes that control the fate of pollutants such as arsenic and chromium in soils and sediments including advanced spectroscopic tools to assess the mechanisms involved.
Function and Sustainability of Urban Biodiversity
This research concentrates on the structure and function of urban nature. REU teams will investigate whether the proposed causal linkage between biodiversity-ecosystem functioning- ecosystem services –human well-being is applicable to urban systems.
Polar Research
The primary goal of this project is to quantify atmospheric iron properties in the marine atmospheric boundary layer over the Western Antarctic Peninsula.
Dates:
The program will run from June 5 - July 28, 2017
The deadline for the program is February 20
Benefits include:
DUESS REU fellows will receive a $4,000 stipend and free housing at Rutgers University-Newark for the 8-week program (6/5-7/28/17).
Suggested majors include (but are not limited to):
- Earth Science,
- Geography and Environmental Sciences,
- Mechanical Engineering,
- Chemistry, Biochemistry
- Biological Sciences
Click on the link below to read more about this opportunity and see if you are eligible to apply. For help with applying, please contact Dr. April Householder, Director of Undergraduate Research and Nationally Competitive Scholarships at aprilh@umbc.edu.
Training in the CSF Program includes hands-on research conducted by the student in the laboratory of a supervising faculty member, a weekly seminar program to acquaint the student with projects and research activities of the faculty, workshops on career opportunities, ethics training, presentation skills, and how to apply and interview for graduate school. Outside the lab get to know your fellow CSF students through fun events, lunches and dinners near or on the famous Franklin Street. The program culminates with student presentations on their summer research project.
The 2017 Program will begin Thursday, May 18, 2017 - Friday, July 28, 2017
The deadline to apply is Wednesday, March 1, 2017
Benefits include:
- $3,565 stipend
- The Pharmacology Department will pay housing costs for participants staying in on-campus housing
- A food allowance
Suggested majors include (but are not limited to):
- Biological Sciences
- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- Chemistry
- Biomedical Science
Click on the link below to read more about this opportunity and see if you are eligible to apply. For help with applying, please contact Dr. April Householder, Director of Undergraduate Research and Nationally Competitive Scholarships at aprilh@umbc.edu.
You can look at programs under your department
The Undergraduate Research website has a myMajors page which lists the different departments. Under each department there is a list of research programs targeted for that field:
You can search through the Summer Research page
The summer research page lists many opportunities for graduate students, international students, STEM students, and so on. There is also information for application assistance and NIST/SURF.
Summer Research Opportunities Spreadsheet
The Summer Research Spreadsheet offers a long list of OVER 400 internships, fellowships, and programs for a variety of departments with deadlines that range from August to April. The list can be sorted by program host, deadline, whether there’s opportunities for freshman or international students, when the contents were last updated, and program title. There is also a section that lists the suggested majors for each opportunity. The list is constantly being updated with new opportunities and updated deadlines and information as they become available.
If you are still struggling to find a research opportunity, don't hesitate to utilize the many resources offered.
See the Getting Started in Research page (linked below) for help with looking for a research opportunity. For help with your application, please contact Dr. April Householder, Director of Undergraduate Research and Nationally Competitive Scholarships at aprilh@umbc.edu.
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Researcher of the Week: Gabrielle Salib
Undergraduate researchers explore their interests!
Meet Gabrielle,
She is an Interdisciplinary Studies major and an Meyerhoff Scholar. Her future goal is to persue her Ph.D. and to continue her career in research. She would like to improve upon our understanding of the interaction that children have with technology and how to design their technology to accordingly better that interaction. On her off time she is also involved with the Computer Science Education club and the Orthodox Christian group.
Gabrielle's research explores the possibilities of three-dimensional (3D) printing technology and it's possible uses in the educational settings within the traditional curriculum. As part of a longitudinal study, her research team will be conducting weekly 3D modeling and printing workshops at a selected Baltimore school. By observing and recording the students’ reactions, collaborations, and frustrations while learning 3D modeling and printing in this setting, we will be able to observe benefits and repercussions of 3D modeling and printing in an educational setting.
Read more about her research here…
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Thinking about presenting at URCAD?
URCAD Applications opening soon! February 1st
The Twenty-first Annual Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day
April 26, 2017
- Have you conducted mentored research?
- Are you an artist with creative work to perform or display?
- Want to showcase your work with your UMBC peers and faculty?
- Want to improve your presentation skills and present in an academic setting?
Become an URCAD presenter!
All disciplines welcome!
Now accepting applications!
General deadline: Feb. 24, 2017
More information visit: ur.umbc.edu/urcad
For more information, contact:
Dr. April Householder
Director of Undergraduate Research and Nationally Competitive Scholarships
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Training and Experimentation in Computational Biology
Interdisciplinary research program in computational biology
Title: Training and Experimentation in Computational Biology (TECBio): "Simulation and Visualization of Biological Systems at Multiple Scales"
TECBio: "Simulation and Visualization of Biological Systems at Multiple Scales" is an NSF-funded, 10-week, summer, REU program that provides a challenging graduate-level research experience in computational biology. In addition to performing cutting-edge research, TECBio students will also participate in other academic activities, such as classes, seminars, and discussions, while experiencing the various social and cultural activities available in Pittsburgh - America's most livable city.
Students will start their research immediately at the beginning of the TECBio program. Within the first two weeks, students will also attend lectures and participate in computer laboratory sessions that will give them exposure to and practical experience in a comprehensive and interdisciplinary breadth of topics. The final week will be devoted to student presentations. Weekly seminars and journal clubs will also be hosted.
The major focus of the TECBio REU @ Pitt is to train, prepare, and support the next generation of scientists, who will be among the leaders in the interdisciplinary fields of computational and systems biology and other emerging STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields, by offering a fun and challenging graduate-level research and training experience.
The program runs from May 22 - July 28, 2017
The deadline to apply is FEBRUARY 13
Benefits include:
- a $5,500 stipend
- housing in Pennsylvania Hall,
- reimbursement of travel expenses up to $500,
- a University of Pittsburgh email account,
- campus-wide network access, and access to computing facilities.
Suggested majors include (but are not limited to):- Biological Sciences
- Computer Science & Electrical Engineering
- Mathematics & Statistics
- Bioengineering
- Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Biophysics
- Structural Biology
- Physics
- Chemical Engineering
- Bioinformatics & Computational Biology
- Emergent Properties
- Neuroscience
Click on the link below to read more about this opportunity and see if you are eligible to apply. For help with applying, please contact Dr. April Householder, Director of Undergraduate Research and Nationally Competitive Scholarships at aprilh@umbc.edu.
The Proactive Health Informatics group’s research aims to build usable, secure, and intelligent pervasive systems that empower people to manage their health and see how their everyday decisions impact their progress to achieve future health goals.
Our REU site will provide students with a unique opportunity to learn techniques in the areas of human computer interaction, pervasive computing (mobile or wearable), machine learning, privacy, and the social and legal implications of these technologies. Students will learn appropriate methods, software tools, and analysis techniques related to their project, thus experience is not necessarily required. In addition, all students will learn scholarly professional development skills such as synthesizing related work, identifying research aims, designing ethical studies, collecting data, analyzing results, and presenting results in papers and presentations.
REU Participants will:
- be trained to become the next generation of scholars to conduct cross-cutting computing research;
- prepare for graduate education and research career opportunities through preparatory workshops and one-on-one mentoring;
- engage in an interactive mentoring relationship with a faculty member and graduate student;
- work with mentors to disseminate research;
- inspire middle school and high school students to consider computing through REU student panels, workshops, and shadowing opportunities during computing-related summer camps.
The program will run from Friday, May 19 through Friday, July 28, 2017
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis starting October 2016. The final due date for applications is March 15, 2017
Benefits include:
- a $5,000 stipend,
- free room and board,
- and GRE preparation (if wanted)
Suggested majors include (but are not limited to):
- HAPP
- Computer Science & Electrical Engineering
- Information Systems
- Health Informatics
- Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
- Mathematics and Statistics
- Related fields...
Click on the link below to read more about this opportunity and see if you are eligible to apply. For help with applying, please contact Dr. April Householder, Director of Undergraduate Research and Nationally Competitive Scholarships at aprilh@umbc.edu.
Students in the program will work for ten weeks on projects in one of three main research areas: energy generation, energy storage, or energy management. These projects range from the development of advanced battery electrode materials and nanomaterials for supercapacitors, to thin films for advanced solar cells and photovoltaics. Further information about research topics and the involved faculty are provided below.
In addition to participating in research, students will benefit from professional development programs focused on science communication, careers in science and engineering, time management, interviewing skills, and graduate school.
Students will work with a faculty mentor on a topic related to that faculty member’s research (see
Research Areas section of the webpage for further details). Research will involve experimental or computational work using the extensive facilities at Binghamton University. Students will receive additional training in safety, research ethics, and renewable energy and storage. Group meetings and social activities will be held each week.
The program will run from May 30 – August 8, 2017
The deadline to apply is MARCH 15, 2017
*(Application window is FEB 1 - MAR 15)
Benefits include:
- $5000 stipend
- Housing in dormitories, (if needed)
- Travel subsidy to and from Binghamton, up to $500
- Meal allowance of $500
Suggested majors include (but are not limited to):
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Physics
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
- Molecular Biology
- Systems Science and Industrial Engineering
- All areas of science and engineering
Click on the link below to read more about this opportunity and see if you are eligible to apply. For help with applying, please contact Dr. April Householder, Director of Undergraduate Research and Nationally Competitive Scholarships at aprilh@umbc.edu.
I am about to retire after 16 years at UMBC. Dr. April Householder, who has also been at UMBC for many years, will take over our campus-wide undergraduate research programs. Dr. Householder and I invite you to a student reception on Wednesday, February 1 at 3 p.m. in Sherman 113.
This will give me a chance to say goodbye and best wishes to those of you I have worked with on research programs and opportunities. You can also meet and welcome Dr. Householder as Director of Undergraduate Research and Nationally Competitive Scholarships.
The reception will be from 3 to 5 pm. I hope you can come.
Janet McGlynn
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