This year CURE is particularly valuable for anyone whose career may be in or involve computational chemistry. Other summer research opportunities are available through UCSD, click here to view those programs. For eight weeks, interns have the opportunity to work full-time in a research laboratory in the field of computational chemistry. This experience can provide an important perspective on what it is like to work in this research environment. Presentation of your work will be presented at the 2001 UCSD Summer Research Conference held on August 16, 2001.
CURE students live on campus, sharing apartments and experiences with other summer interns.
Any travel and housing costs comes from the stipend. The application deadline is February 23, and those students submitting a complete application by that time will be placed in internships first. Application Form You are welcome to send your application directly onto our Web form or by hardcopy. For Web applications, simply fill in the blanks and click the Submit Request at bottom of the page. Statement of Purpose Tell us about your educational background, any research or laboratory experience you have, your educational goals, your career objectives, and any other information you think may be insightful for the Admissions Committee as they review your file.