The program covers all fields of physical science and engineering and has an introduction to various materials science techniques. The research covers everything from synthesis to theory of application. The school accepts 12 students at each site for a mixture of laboratory and lecture work on the fundamentals and applications of nuclear science. The program includes guest lectures and tours of research centers at universities and national laboratories. The fellowship includes transportation, housing, books, meals, etc.
Preference is given to rising seniors, but rising juniors are encouraged to apply.
Application deadline Feb. 1, 2001. This is a 10 week summer program organized by the NSF which will bring students together for workshops at Clemson University prior to 9 weeks of research at the participating university or industrial laboratory of the student's choice. A final symposium will be held at Clemson at the end of the program. The program pays a stipend and all travel expenses. Students in their junior year and faculty members are invited to apply.