Research Expereinces for Undergraduate in Particulate Systems Engineering

颗粒系统工程的研究对 燃烧、大气和环境科学、核冬天 研究、核反应堆安全和材料制造。 的 该项目的目的是为以下方面提供研究经验： 本科生在这方面。 至少有一半的学生 将从UMC以外的机构中选出，其中有几个 从斯蒂芬斯学院（女子学院），林肯招募 大学（HCBU）和本州其他本科学校。 每个 学生将承担一个特定研究项目， 顾问（参与REU计划）将与学生合作 发展他/她的研究技能。 的一个基本要素 该计划将是其对专业发展的重点， 学生（例如，论文写作和技术演示）。 的 目的是给聪明的本科生注入热情， 研究职业，包括研究生教育。 密苏里-哥伦比亚大学已经使大量的制度化， 对方案的承诺。 这些措施包括支持教师的时间， 免除学生的学杂费，免除所有 间接费用，以及两名少数民族学生的津贴（此外， 由NSF资助）。

Research in Particulate systems Engineering in crucial to advances in combustion, atmospheric and environmental sciences, nuclear winter studies, nuclear reactor safety, and materials manufacturing. The purpose of this project is to provide research experiences for undergraduate students in this area. At least half of the students will be selected from institutions other the UMC, with several recruited from Stephens College (a women's college), Lincoln University (HCBU), and other undergraduate schools in the State. Each student will undertake a specific research project, and a faculty advisor (participating in the REU program) will work with the student to develop his/her research skills. An essential element of the program will be its emphasis on professional development of the students (e.g., paper writing and technical presentations). The purpose is to infuse bright undergraduate students with an enthusiasm towards research careers, including graduate level education. The University of Missouri-Columbia has made substantial institutional commitments to the program. These include support of faculty time, waiver of tuition and fees for the student Participants, waiver of all overhead costs, and stipends for two minority students (in addition to those supported by the NSF funds).