2023 Wayne State REU Site: Summer Academy in Sustainable Manufacturing - Apply by March 1

 

College of Engineering - Wayne State University

 

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2023 Summer Academy in Sustainable Manufacturing

An NSF supported REU Site

June 1 to August 10  |  Wayne State University  |  Detroit, Michigan

Program overview

Undergraduate students have the unique opportunity to attend the Summer Academy in Sustainable Manufacturing at Wayne State University. This 10-week program, the first of its kind to focus on sustainable manufacturing, is supported by a three-year National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Site grant (#1950192). The academy offers undergraduates of all disciplines the opportunity to perform cutting edge sustainable manufacturing research on projects such as:

  • Safe and Eco-Friendly Battery Materials and Manufacturing
  • Data-Driven Modelling and Analysis of Energy Efficiency
  • Remanufacturing via Additive Manufacturing Processes
  • Reliable Power Supply Systems for Electric and Autonomous Vehicles

What you get

Stipend: $600 per week for the 10 week experience ($6,000 total stipend)

Housing: Room and board in the Towers Residential Suites

Travel: $500 towards the cost of travel to and from Wayne State University

 

How to apply

Applicants are expected to have a GPA of 3.0 or higher and must be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States.

Application deadline: March 1
Notification of acceptance: March 16
Program period: June 1 to August 10

APPLY NOW

 

For more information

Visit the academy website (https://advancedmaterials.wayne.edu/summer-academy) for details on site activities, research projects, faculty mentors, and more.

Send questions to the program's co-directors:

Jeremy L. Rickli, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Industrial and Systems Engineering
jlrickli@wayne.edu

Yinlun Huang, Ph.D.
Professor, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
yhuang@wayne.edu


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