This NSF funded research experience for undergraduates (REU) provides interns with the opportunity to:
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conduct exciting research with state of the art geophysical data and leading researchers at IRIS institutions,
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develop an understanding of scientific inquiry, including designing and conducting scientific investigations,defending scientific arguments, and preparing publications,
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gather, manage, and convey information, using various skills, strategies, resources, and
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learn, use, and evaluate technologies for the collection and study of geophysical data.
This paid experience features a week-long orientation program, the use of a variety of virtual communication technologies to help you stay connected with other interns during your 8 to 10 week research placement, and an opportunity to present your research at a scientific meeting. Read about how this program is providing more than just summer research!
News and Announcements
Alumni receives SSA’s Student Presentation Award
Annually, the Seismological Society of America (SSA) recognizes excellence in student research with its Student Presentation Award. This year's list of eight recipients includes IRIS Internship alumni Justin Brown (Class of 2004). Justin was recognized for his continued efforts to better...
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2011 intern missed AGU but made it to the South Pole (or nearly)
Piage Czoski, an undergraduate at New Mexico Tech (NMT) and 2011 IRIS Intern, is just back from conducting research for her senior thesis in Antarctica. She arrived to Mc Murdo Station in late November and spent much of her time working on Mt. Erebus. Mt. Erebus ( 3,794 m in elevation) is the...
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Workshop for advanced graduate students and post-docs - CIDER
Advanced graduate students and post-docs: Come to the CIDER 2012 summer lecture and tutorial program, July 15th- August 10th to improve your understanding of geoscience disciplines other than your specialty and engage in multi-disciplinary research.
This year's CIDER summer program main theme...
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