The schedule for such work is flexible, to be arranged by mutual agreement between the student and the supervisor, and typically lasts for 6 weeks full time. A presentation of various research opportunities and a tour of the lab are offered each spring in preparation for summer work, but can also be arranged for other times if desired. Longer term work is also available as part of Ph.D. thesis. Research credits and pay are typically arranged through the University of Maryland, but arrangements with other Universities are also possible. Interested students should contact Tim Kallman .
Further information is availalbe for graduate students wishing to work in the Lab.
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