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Welcome to the Aresty Research Center for Undergraduates!

 

Not sure how to get involved in undergraduate research? Are you an undergraduate researcher who could use advice or funding to enhance your project? Contact us for help getting started and for guidance along the way. Click here to take a virtual tour of the Aresty Research Center. Click here for research highlights!

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Attend the University Wide Undergraduate Research Symposium on April 25! Click here for a schedule of the day's events.

Visit our online Calendar of Events for a complete list of important dates and future programs!

Undergraduate Research Symposium presenters: click here for complete formatting and printing guidelines, including printing deadlines and location!

Congratulations to:

2008 Summer Science Candidates!

Karin Zahavi, who was awarded Third Prize in the American Studies Prize competition this year for her Aresty poster The Campaign for Real Beauty!

Robert Comito and Jennifer Van Saders, former Aresty Summer Science and RA students who won the Goldwater Fellowship this year!

Andrea Rydel, who received a Psi Chi National Honor Society Undergraduate Research Grant!

Samar Shah, 2007 Aresty Summer Science Candidate, who was chosen to intern at the 2008 Harvard Stem Cell Institute Summer Program!

Kimberly Dong, Aresty Summer Science '07, who will be presenting at Columbia's Undergraduate Research Symposium on April 17!

Mike Hayoun, Suzanne Pilaar, and Brian Spatocco, winners of the prestigious Gates Fellowships (only 45 awarded nationally)! Mike and Suzanne have both received Aresty research grants.

Rich Couzzi, winner of the 2008 symposium poster design contest (see lower left)!

Tamarie Macon, 2007 Aresty Research Grant recipient, who was published in Pediatrics!

Sarin Kadakia , 2006 Aresty Summer Science Candidate, who won one of RU's two 2007 Goldwater Scholarships! Click here for an article about the Goldwater winners.

Naya Sou, Corbin Laedlein, and Lillian Forero, winners of our 2007 Symposium Poster Competition:!

Jen Van Saders, 2006 Aresty Summer Science Candidate, who was accepted to 2007 NSF REU programs in Astrophysics at Arecibo, WIRO SURAP in Wyoming, Harvard SAO, NRAO New Mexico, and Kitt Peak! She is at the Very Large Array this summer in New Mexico as an NRAO intern.

Hansol Kim, 2006 Aresty Summer Science Candidate, who was accepted to the 2007 SPURG (Summer Program for Undergraduate Research) at Pittsburgh School of Medicine!

Kartik Raju, 2006 Aresty Research Grant Recipient , who received a research grant from Sigma Xi!

 

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