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Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences REU Site: Fall Semester Student Research in Oceanography and Marine Science at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences Education Department |
Bermuda - all activities take place in Bermuda, New York |
Primary: Audrey Pope (441) 297-1880 audrey.pope@bios.edu Secondary: Dr. Andrew Peters (441) 297-1880 andrew.peters@bios.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: oceanography, marine science, coral reef ecology, atmospheric science, biology, biochemistry, molecular biology, chemistry, physics, geology, ecology Comments: This REU program is conducted during the FALL SEMESTER and takes place entirely at BIOS in Bermuda. Online applications are due by May 31 each year. REU Site: Fall Semester Student Research in Oceanography and Marine Science at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean SciencesAbstract of Award |
Maine |
Research Topics/Keywords: Oceanography, marine biology, climate research, microbiology, virology, sensory biology, invertebrate ecology, invertebrate biology, Comments: The application website usually opens in January with due dates in mid-February. REU at Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean SciencesAbstract of Award | ||
Monterey Bay, California |
Primary: Bridgette Clarkston (831) 582-3159 bclarkston@csumb.edu Secondary: Dr. Corey Garza (831) 582-3024 |
Research Topics/Keywords: ocean science, marine science; Marine Biology and Ecology, ocean engineering, Marine Geology Comments: The application website is open in December with due dates in mid-February. California State University, Monterey Bay REUAbstract of Award | |
Clarkson University The ASET-REU program at Clarckson University Department of Biology, Department of Engineering |
Potsdam, New York |
Research Topics/Keywords: Aquatic Science, Aquatic resource engineering, Watershed ecology, Nitrate Reduction in Wastewater,Great Lake water quality, St. Lawrence River The ASET-REU program at Clarckson UniversityAbstract of Award Cofunded: Biological Sciences | |
College of Charleston REU Site: Resilience and Response of Marine Organisms to Environmental Change Biology, Grice Marine Laboratory |
Charleston, South Carolina |
Research Topics/Keywords: biosciences, marine biology,ocean sciences, environmental change, ecology, evolution, organismal biology, microbial ecology, physiology, toxicology, pollution, biochemistry Comments: Program contact: Katie Hiott, reu@cofc.edu, 843-953-9200 REU Site: Resilience and Response of Marine Organisms to Environmental ChangeAbstract of Award Cofunded: Ocean Sciences | |
Columbia University Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory Research Experience for Undergradutes: Analyzing Global Databases Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory |
Palisaides, New York |
Research Topics/Keywords: marine biology, chemistry, marine geophysics, geochemistry, microbiology, seismology, pollution, paleoclimate, atmospheric science Comments: The application website will open in January with applications due at the end of February. Research Experience for Undergradutes: Analyzing Global DatabasesAbstract of Award Cofunded: Ocean Sciences, Earth Sciences | |
Dauphin Island, Alabama |
Primary: Regina Kollegger rkolleger@disl.org Secondary: Dr. Ruth Carmichael (251) 861-2141 rcarmichael@disl.org |
Research Topics/Keywords: Marine, coastal, biology, ecology, oceanography, field studies, fisheries, marine mammals Comments: Taking applications now; we value diversity and encourage ALL promising applicants including minority, underserved, low income, and nontraditional students. | |
North Carolina |
Research Topics/Keywords: marine biology, sensory biology, behavior, ecotoxicology, genetics, coastal systems Comments: Deadline: February 15 annually Duke University Marine Laboratory REU site: Research in estuarine and coastal marine systemsAbstract of Award | ||
Atlanta, Georgia |
Research Topics/Keywords: biology, chemistry, physics, ecology, molecular biology, geochemistry, bioinformatics, sensory biology, microbiology Comments: The Online Application opens in December, and applications are due in mid-February. REU Site: Aquatic Chemical Ecology at Georgia TechAbstract of Award | ||
Gulf of Maine Research Institute Gulf of Maine Research Institute, REU Site: Integrated Studies in a Rapidly Warming Fishery Ecosystem |
Portland, ME, Maine |
Primary: Margaret Cummings (207) 228-1650 mcummings@gmri.org Secondary: Dr. Graham Sherwood (207) 228-1644 gsherwood@gmri.org |
Research Topics/Keywords: Fish, invertebrate, coastal, marine, biology, ecology, fisheries, climate change, Gulf of Maine, biological oceanography, coupled natural and human systems, resource economics Comments: Applications open on January 1 and close on Feb 15 Gulf of Maine Research Institute, REU Site: Integrated Studies in a Rapidly Warming Fishery EcosystemAbstract of Award |
Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON) REU Site: Interdisciplinary Research Experiences in Changing Coastal Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON) |
Cocodrie, Louisiana |
Primary: Dr. Brian Roberts (985) 851-2821 reu@lumcon.edu Secondary: Murt Conover (985) 851-2860 reu@lumcon.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: biogeochemistry, behavioral & microbial ecology, invertebrate diversity & ecology, aquaculture & fish physiology, ecosystem ecology, coastal geology & hydrology, wetland science, and oil spill impacts Comments: The application website usually opens in January with due dates in mid-March |
Woods Hole, Massachusetts |
Primary: Allen Mensinger (218) 726-7259 amensing@d.umn.edu Secondary: Veronica Acosta (210) 829-3149 vgmartin@uiwtx.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: biosciences, neurobiology, cell biology, physiology, animal behavior Comments: Additional inquiries may be directed to Miss Jean Enright at jenright@mbl.edu REU Site: Biological Discovery in Woods HoleAbstract of Award Cofunded: Ocean Sciences | |
Sarasota, Florida |
Primary: Dr. Cathy Walsh (941) 388-4441 cjwalsh@mote.org Secondary: Emily Hall (941) 388-4441 emily8@mote.org |
Research Topics/Keywords: Marine biology, harmful algal blooms, ocean sciences, coastal studies Comments: The application website opens in January and applications are due mid-February. REU at Mote Marine LabAbstract of Award | |
Old Dominion University An Interdisciplinary Program at Old Dominion University for the Study of Metropolitan Coastal Environments and Communities Dept. of Ocean, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences |
Norfolk, Virginia |
Research Topics/Keywords: coastal zone flooding and sea level rise; Chesapeake Bay and coastal oceanography; environmental geochemistry and pollutants; ocean acidification; ocean modeling Comments: The application website is available in early January with the deadline for applications about March 1st An Interdisciplinary Program at Old Dominion University for the Study of Metropolitan Coastal Environments and CommunitiesAbstract of Award | |
Oregon |
Primary: Itchung Cheung Itchung.Cheung@oregonstate.edu Secondary: Kaplan Yalcin (541) 737-1230 yalcink@geo.oregonstate.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: marine and estuarine science, ocean ecology and biogeochemistry, marine geology, physical oceanography and geophysics, atmospheric science, paleoclimatology, environmental geochemistry Comments: This site has two locations; one at HMSC in Newport, OR and another on the main OSU campus in Corvallis. The joint application website opens in January, and applications are due in mid-February. REU Site for Oregon Marine Science: From Upper Estuaries to the Deep Sea Hatfield Marine Science Center, Newport, OregonAbstract of Award Cofunded: Department of Defense (DoD) | |
New Brunswick, New Jersey |
Primary: Dr. Josh Kohut (848) 932-3496 kohut@marine.rutgers.edu Secondary: Olaf Jensen ojensen@marine.rutgers.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: marine and estuarine science, oceanography, ecology, fish biology, geophysics, remote sensing, microbiology, geochemistry Comments: The application website is available in December and the deadline for applications is usually mid-February. Research Internships in Ocean SciencesAbstract of Award Cofunded: Department of Defense (DoD) | |
Savannah State University Savannah State University: Bridge to Research in Marine Science Department of Natural Sciences |
Savannah, Georgia |
Primary: Dr. Tara Cox (912) 358-4097 coxt@savannahstate.edu Secondary: Dr. Christopher Hintz (912) 358-4096 hintzc@savannahstate.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: coastal and ocean engineering, marine biology, ecology, invertebrates, fishes and microorganisms, Organic contaminant analyses Comments: Focus on Freshmen and Sophomores and students with no prior research experience; Application website opens in January with applications due March 1. Savannah State University: Bridge to Research in Marine ScienceAbstract of Award |
San Diego, California |
Primary: Dr. Jane Teranes (858) 822-2099 jteranes@ucsd.edu Secondary: Joshua D. Reeves (858) 534-8157 jdreeves@ucsd.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: Oceanography, Engineering, Climate Research, Physical Oceanography, Geosciences, Geophysics, Atmospheric Chemistry, Marine Chemistry, Marine Biotechnology & Biomedicine, Marine Biology Comments: The application website opens in January with application due dates in mid-March. Scripps Summer Undergraduate Research FellowshipAbstract of Award | |
Mystic, Connecticut |
Primary: Tracy Romano (860) 572-5955 tromano@mysticaquarium.org Secondary: Michael Finiguerra (860) 405-9082 michael.finiguerra@uconn.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: biology, biosciences, marine biology, marine science, animal physiology, ecology, animal behavior, immunology, cell biology Comments: Contact: Michael Finiguerra (michael.finiguerra@uconn.edu) REU Site Mystic Aquarium: Collaborative Research: Investigating the Consequences of Global Change on Marine Animals and their EcosystemsAbstract of Award Cofunded: Ocean Sciences | |
Texas A&M University, College Station NSF-Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU): Observing the Ocean Department of Oceanography |
College Station, Texas |
Research Topics/Keywords: autonomous underwater vehicles, biogeochemistry, harmful algal blooms, hypoxia, marine chemistry, modelling, ocean acidification, ocean engineering, physical oceanography, marine pollution | |
Galveston, Texas |
Research Topics/Keywords: biodiversity, systematics, coastal wetlands, climate change, evolution,trophic ecology, biogeochemistry, physical oceanography, paleoclimatology, coastal geology, tsunami modeling, ocean engineering Comments: The website for applications normally opens in December, with applications due in mid-February. Ocean and Coastal ResEArch ExperieNces for UndergraduateS (OCEANUS)Abstract of Award | ||
College Station, Tx, Texas |
Research Topics/Keywords: Oceanography, ocean observing, engineering, physical oceanography, ocean acidification, harmful algal blooms, pollution, chemistry, , gliders, GIS, ocean-atmosphere Comments: The application website opens in January and applications are due in mid-February. REU: Observing the OceanAbstract of Award | ||
University of Alaska Fairbanks Northern Gulf Of Alaska Long Term Ecological Research REU Site Program Colleges of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences |
Fairbanks, Alaska |
Primary: Katie Gavenus projectmanager.ngalter@gmail.com Secondary: Kerri Fredrickson (360) 650-7708 frederk@wwu.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: Arctic, Polar, ocean, climate change, chemical oceanography, physics, chemistry, ecology, Cofunded: Ocean Sciences |
University of California, Santa Barbara University of California Santa Barbara's Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Ocean Biology Department of Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology |
Santa Barbara, California |
Research Topics/Keywords: Marine Biology, Oceanography, Global change University of California Santa Barbara's Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Ocean BiologyAbstract of Award | |
University of Connecticut REU Site Mystic Aquarium: Collaborative Research: Investigating the Consequences of Global Change on Marine Animals and their Ecosystems Ecology and Evolutionary Biology |
Storrs, Connecticut |
Research Topics/Keywords: biology, biosciences, marine biology, marine science, animal physiology, ecology, animal behavior, immunology, cell biology Comments: Contact: Michael Finiguerra (michael.finiguerra@uconn.edu) REU Site Mystic Aquarium: Collaborative Research: Investigating the Consequences of Global Change on Marine Animals and their EcosystemsAbstract of Award Cofunded: Ocean Sciences | |
University of Delaware University of Delaware, Summer Intern Program Graduate College of Marine Studies |
Lewes, Delaware |
Primary: Dr. Joanna York (302) 645-4275 jyork@udel.edu Secondary: Ms. Luci Angeline (302) 645-4279 lucic@udel.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: oceanography, marine science, biology, chemistry, physics, ecology,coastal studies, geology, engineering, mathematics, biochemistry Comments: The application website opens in December with applications due in early February. University of Delaware, Summer Intern ProgramAbstract of Award |
University of Hawaii at Mānoa campus REU Site: Earth Science on Volcanic Islands School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology |
Honolulu, Hawaii |
Research Topics/Keywords: Geology, geophysics, and (bio)geochemistry of volcanic islands REU Site: Earth Science on Volcanic IslandsAbstract of Award Cofunded: Ocean Sciences | |
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa REU Site: Environmental Biology for Pacific Islanders Pacific Biosciences Research Center |
Honolulu, Hawaii |
Primary: Matthew Medeiros (808) 956-8187 mcmedeir@hawaii.edu Secondary: Kiana Frank (808) 539-7312 klfrank@hawaii.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: Biosciences, Sustainability Science, Microbiome Science, Molecular Ecology, Marine Biology, Natural Resource Management, Community Ecology, Evolutionary Biology, Coral Reef Ecology, Fisheries Sciences REU Site: Environmental Biology for Pacific IslandersAbstract of Award Cofunded: Ocean Sciences |
University of Louisiana at Lafayette REU Site: Healthy Streams, Healthy Coasts: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Watershed Science and Education Geosciences |
Lafayette, Louisiana |
Research Topics/Keywords: Watershed science, hydrology, estuarine ecology, civil engineering REU Site: Healthy Streams, Healthy Coasts: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Watershed Science and EducationAbstract of Award Cofunded: Ocean Sciences | |
University of Maryland University of Maryland, Undergraduate Research Experiences in Estuarine Processes Maryland Sea Grant College |
College Park, Maryland |
Primary: Dr. Michael Allen (301) 405-6372 mallen@mdsg.umd.edu Secondary: Jeannette Connors (301) 405-6376 connors@mdsg.umd.edu |
Research Topics/Keywords: Marine science, estuarine and coastal ecology, Chesapeake Bay research, biology, chemistry, ecology, engineering, environmental studies, geology, physics. Comments: The application website opens in December with applications due in mid-February. University of Maryland, Undergraduate Research Experiences in Estuarine ProcessesAbstract of Award |
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