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The MRSEC Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program provides summer undergraduate research opportunities in science and engineering. This program is open to ALL undergraduate students in all science and engineering majors, including (but not limited to): Chemical engineering, Chemistry, Electrical engineering, Materials science, Mechanical engineering, and Physics. https://www.mrsec.umn.edu/ehr/REU/ Application deadline: Feb. 15, 2026 Program dates: June 1 to August 7, 2026

Participants in our highly collaborative and interdisciplinary program, which focuses on nature-inspired, computationally designed materials and tomorrow s terahertz technologies, will be fully immersed in the research laboratories of CHARM faculty from the Departments of Materials Science Engineering, Chemistry Biochemistry, Chemical Biomolecular Engineering, and Physics Astronomy. CHARM REU students can expect to: broaden their understanding of how materials research tackles tough ...

The joint Materials Research Center program at Columbia University and City College of NY (CCNY) supports undergraduates as Summer Research Fellows each year. In addition, a joint REU program between Columbia and the City University of New York s Advanced Science Research Center (ASRC) may have additional openings. Those selected will have an opportunity to participate fully in an interdisciplinary research program that draws faculty from the Departments of Physics, Chemistry, Applied Physics, ...

The ChemIE REU Program at Texas State University offers undergraduate students a unique, hands-on research experience in chemistry and biochemistry. This 10-week summer program allows participants to work closely with faculty mentors on cutting-edge projects while developing valuable laboratory and analytical skills. Students also benefit from development workshops and networking opportunities. https://www.txst.edu/chemistry/research/chemie-reu.html Application deadline: March 1, 2026 ...

The NSF REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) program in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry recruits ten students each year for 10 weeks of summer research. The theme of the research in this program is Elevating Culturally Relevant Chemistry. Possible research topics within this theme are diverse and include biocatalysis (enzymes), catalysis for small molecule activation, switchable catalysts, bio- and bio-inspired materials, energy storage and conversion materials, and functional ...