REU Site: Soft Materials at Penn State
REU 站点:宾夕法尼亚州立大学软材料
基本信息
- 批准号:1156960
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 31.5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2012-04-15 至 2016-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
TECHNICAL SUMMARY:This award supports the renewal of the Soft Materials REU at Penn State. A project-centered and team-oriented educational and research program is proposed to complement the training of a new generation of interdisciplinary scientists and engineers capable of crossing traditional academic boundaries. This REU in Soft Materials will continue to train undergraduate students with knowledge, perspective, and teamwork experience to inspire them to become Ph.D. candidates in Engineering and Sciences. Undergraduate students across Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Energy Engineering and Chemistry will be trained in research areas organized around three themes: ion conduction in ion-containing polymers, biomaterials including function of biomacromolecules and self-assembled bio-structures, and thermodynamics and transport in polymer mixtures. The overarching theme of this REU is the study and development of novel soft materials. Specific objectives are to: 1) Provide students with hands-on experience on a variety of sophisticated analytical, (nano) fabrication, and computational techniques, while working in a project-centered collaborative research environment. 2) Produce a cadre of future scientists and engineers who have the ability to contribute across traditional disciplines and appreciate the wide-ranging scientific and engineering issues related to soft materials. REU students will participate in general activities, such as career development seminars, several social activities, and the final symposium. The REU program is envisioned as nucleating a "center-of-excellence for undergraduate research" in the field of soft materials, while considerably strengthening the education and research experience of our future materials leaders. We anticipate that more than 50 undergraduate students will participate over the three years of the program.This REU Site is funded by the NSF Division of Materials Research.NON-TECHNICAL SUMMARY: The REU in Soft Materials at Penn State will provide the scientific training for the generation of interdisciplinary scientists and engineers capable of crossing traditional academic boundaries. A special emphasis on outreach to individuals from under represented groups (such as women, Hispanics and African Americans) and persons with disabilities will be pursued, with the intent of attracting them to scientific/engineering careers. The program will train undergraduate students with knowledge, perspective, and teamwork experience to inspire them to become Ph.D. candidates in Engineering and Sciences. Research is organized around polymers, biological macromolecules and self-assembled bio-structures which have potential use in pharmaceutical, agricultural and other industries. Additionally, REU students will participate in general activities, such as career development seminars, several social activities, and the final symposium. Finally, graduate (as mentors) and undergraduate students will actively participate in the design and performance of experiments (including virtual experiments), and they will benefit from the interaction and immersion in a global collaborative research with international peers that complement the intensive training in theory, simulation, and/or experiment that they receive at their US home institutions. The REU program is envisioned as nucleating a "center-of-excellence for undergraduate research" in the field of soft materials, while considerably strengthening the education and research experience of our future materials leaders. We anticipate that more than 50 undergraduate students will participate over the three years of the program. This REU Site is funded by the NSF Division of Materials Research.
技术摘要:该奖项支持宾夕法尼亚州立大学软材料 REU 的更新。提出了以项目为中心、以团队为导向的教育和研究计划,以补充能够跨越传统学术界限的新一代跨学科科学家和工程师的培训。这个软材料 REU 将继续培养本科生的知识、视角和团队合作经验,以激励他们成为博士学位。工程和科学的候选人。材料科学、化学工程、能源工程和化学领域的本科生将在围绕三个主题组织的研究领域接受培训:含离子聚合物中的离子传导、生物材料(包括生物大分子和自组装生物结构的功能)以及聚合物混合物中的热力学和传输。 REU 的首要主题是新型软材料的研究和开发。具体目标是: 1) 为学生提供各种复杂分析、(纳米)制造和计算技术的实践经验,同时在以项目为中心的协作研究环境中工作。 2)培养一批未来的科学家和工程师,他们有能力在传统学科领域做出贡献,并了解与软材料相关的广泛科学和工程问题。 REU 学生将参加一般活动,例如职业发展研讨会、一些社交活动和期末研讨会。 REU 项目的设想是在软材料领域建立一个“本科生研究卓越中心”,同时大大加强我们未来材料领导者的教育和研究经验。我们预计超过 50 名本科生将在三年内参与该计划。该 REU 站点由 NSF 材料研究部资助。非技术摘要:宾夕法尼亚州立大学软材料 REU 将为一代能够跨越传统学术界限的跨学科科学家和工程师提供科学培训。将特别重视对弱势群体(如妇女、西班牙裔和非裔美国人)和残疾人的宣传,以吸引他们从事科学/工程职业。 该项目将培养本科生的知识、视角和团队合作经验,以激励他们成为博士学位。工程和科学的候选人。研究围绕在制药、农业和其他行业具有潜在用途的聚合物、生物大分子和自组装生物结构进行。 此外,REU 学生还将参加一般活动,例如职业发展研讨会、一些社交活动和期末研讨会。最后,研究生(作为导师)和本科生将积极参与实验(包括虚拟实验)的设计和执行,他们将受益于与国际同行的全球合作研究的互动和沉浸,这补充了他们在美国本土机构接受的理论、模拟和/或实验方面的强化培训。 REU 项目的设想是在软材料领域建立一个“本科生研究卓越中心”,同时大大加强我们未来材料领导者的教育和研究经验。我们预计将有 50 多名本科生在该计划的三年内参与其中。该 REU 网站由 NSF 材料研究部资助。
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