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The University of Wisconsin Madison Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC) an annual summer Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) in Materials program. Selected participants will spend 10 weeks conducting research in an area of materials science, engineering, physics, chemistry, science education or public policy.

The Integrated Project Week (IPW) at The School at Columbia fosters collaboration through student-driven projects, exploring topics like solar cells and molecular circuits, while visiting labs and research facilities.

The LRSM, an NSF-supported MRSEC, offers Summer Research Fellowships for undergraduates in science/engineering, focusing on individual research projects with faculty, enhancing laboratory and professional skills.

The American Indian Summer Institute (AISI) enhances college readiness for Indigenous youth at the University of Minnesota, focusing on workshops, cultural knowledge, and academic confidence to improve matriculation rates.

The Summer Undergraduate Research Expo (SURE) at UMN showcases undergraduate research achievements, fostering collaboration in science and engineering and bridging connections with local industries and faculty.

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 CISEI program, sponsored by the MRL, provides summer research internships at international institutions for UC science and engineering undergraduates, facilitating global scientific collaboration and practical experience.

NU-MRSEC's outreach program aims to enhance K-12 interest in science and engineering by developing innovative infrastructure and initiatives to inform the public and inspire future scientists.

CCAM's JRF Program at UCI aims to enhance diversity in academia by developing a supportive cohort of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, promoting retention and success.

The NanoRING program at TUM offers a 10-week research experience in Munich, in materials nanotechnology, mentorship, cultural immersion, and networking opportunities, fostering future leaders in the scientific community.