The UW MEM-C Summer REU program fosters research in advanced materials for energy and sensing technologies, empowering first-generation college students through hands-on projects, mentorship, and professional development.

MEM-C promotes military members’ participation in its REU and AYRA REU programs, providing lab placements and tailored professional development workshops to support career transitions into the technical sector.

The NU-Materials Research Science and Engineering Center offers an interdisciplinary REU program focused on nanoscale materials, facilitating research projects and professional development for undergraduate students in science and engineering fields.

The NSF-funded CEM REU program at Ohio State focuses on designing new materials and developing innovative tools, providing students research experience, professional development, and mentorship from faculty in core departments.

The NCCU PREM program at Penn State offers collaborative research experiences, tutoring, and mentoring between NCCU students and Penn State's MRSEC graduate students.

The NSF-sponsored REU program at Penn State gives undergraduate students from across the nation the opportunity to participate in frontier materials research at a major research facility.

The PCCM REU program offers undergraduates immersive research opportunities in materials science, integrating projects with faculty mentorship across multiple engineering and science disciplines, alongside educational seminars and lab visits.

UCSD’s MRSEC REU program offers summer research opportunities in materials science, emphasizing predictive assemblies and engineered living materials through interdisciplinary projects across five UCSD departments.

The REU program at UChicago's MRSEC offers undergraduates research experience, seminars, training, and networking opportunities in materials science, with potential for publication co-authorship and graduate studies.