Learn to use math and computers to model tissues, treatments, and toxicology. 

Are you interested in learning the quantum mechanical behaviors of electrons and spins in two-dimensional materials? Join our team to create these materials and explore their exotic properties with potential for quantum applications. 

Be the first to characterize a newly discovered ion channel in the cornea of the eye.

Learn more about the experiences of people with disabilities and how people with different kinds of disabilities interact with others. 

Provide new information that will stop the spread of airborne diseases like COVID-19.

Study the tiny molecular motors that cells use to produce force and motion in human cells. 

Help build a part of the CMS experiment for the CERN upgrade. 

Create your own insects, or microrobots, using a combination of different forms of engineering. 

An opportunity to get your hands dirty exploring a system of block-making common within the African continent.

AI-based educational technologies have profound implications for young children’s language development, cognition, sensory perception, and future learning trajectories, but they are seldom developed with children's needs in mind.