REU Site: Advanced Manufacture of Novel Materials and Bio-Nano Applications

这个为期三年的夏季REU更新网站在密尔沃基工程学院（MSOE）将涉及广泛的学生组合进行研究，在先进的制造新材料和生物纳米应用在一个强有力的指导环境。MSOE 3D打印补充了中西部工程系统的金属激光线沉积，并与西北大学的神经成像合作，为学生提供了深入了解客户发现和探索的机会，最终形成独特的解决方案。所有项目都侧重于通过人类健康和高效、可持续的系统来提高生活水平，从而对社会产生影响。REU团队希望，来自主要本科院校的多元化群体将在全国本科研究会议上会面并发表演讲。该网站为所有参与者提供了关于最先进的3DP研究的独特视角。该网站的新功能包括目前的参与者正在指导以前的REU参与者在博士。计划及以后，并提供机会，通过MSOE STEM中心从事K-12外展活动。每年由8名本科生组成的技术多样化小组将参加密尔沃基工程学院快速原型中心的跨学科项目的变革性问题解决，其生物打印实验室及其与工业和其他机构的协同合作中心。这些项目是独一无二的准备异花授粉和客户发现和创造力。随着3DP前所未有的技术进步影响着我们的日常生活，沿着，其特点，如准确性，减少开发和交付时间，和可靠性，它正在成为成本效益，因为材料的进步。学生将从一个完善的和运行良好的计划中获得丰富的职业经验，最终在全国会议上发表演讲，并强烈渴望攻读研究生学位。MSOE-REU一直担任几个第一代和代表性不足的学生，特别是从主要的本科院校（PUI）的研究孵化器。这个更新的网站将建立在以前的成功激励参与者追求继续教育和职业生涯的科学和工程。该项目不仅具有参与者的地理多样性和技术多样性，而且还在学术界和工业界的密切合作下，在3DP的许多应用中嵌入了变革性的研究潜力。所有项目都对社会产生影响，提高生活水平-人类健康和高效，可持续的系统。该网站的新功能包括目前的参与者正在指导以前的REU参与者在博士。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

This three-year summer REU renewal Site at Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) will involve a broad mix of students to conduct research in advanced manufacture of novel materials and bio-nano applications in a strongly mentored environment. MSOE 3D Printing complements metal laser-wire deposition at Midwest Engineered Systems and collaboration with Northwest University’s Neuroimaging, provides opportunities for students to gain insight into customer discovery and exploration that culminate in unique solutions. All projects focus on impacting society by improving life standards through human health and efficient, sustainable systems. The REU team hopes that the diverse cohort - from primarily undergraduate institutions - will get to meet and present at a national conferences on undergraduate research. The Site provides a unique perspective on state-of-the-art 3DP research to all participants. New features of this site include the current participants being mentored by prior REU participants in Ph.D. programs and beyond, and being provided with opportunities to engage in K-12 outreach activities through the MSOE STEM Center.A technically diverse group of eight undergraduate students per year will participate in transformative problem solving of interdisciplinary projects involving additive manufacturing research at Milwaukee School of Engineering Rapid Prototyping Center, its Bioprinting lab and its synergistic centers of collaboration with industry and other institutions. The projects are uniquely poised for cross-pollination and customer discovery and creativity. With the unprecedented technological advances in 3DP affecting our daily lives, along with its features such as accuracy, reduction in development and delivery time, and reliability, it is becoming cost-effective because of the advancement of materials. Students will receive a career-enriching experience from a well-established and well-run program culminating in a national conference presentation and a strong desire to pursue a graduate degree. MSOE-REU has served as a research incubator for several first-generation and underrepresented students, especially from primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs). This renewal site will build on previous success motivating participants to pursue continued education and careers in science and engineering. Not only does this project feature geographical diversity and technical diversity of the participants, but it has also embedded transformative research potential in many applications of 3DP with strong collaboration from both academia and industry. All projects impact society in improving life standards − human health and efficient, sustainable systems. New features of this site include the current participants being mentored by prior REU participants in Ph.D. programs and beyond, and being provided with opportunities to engage in K-12 outreach activities through the MSOE STEM Center.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.