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Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Complex Fluids and their Applications Application Form – Summer 2008Program Dates: June 2 to Application Deadline:
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the name and institutional affiliation of the person who you have asked to
provide a letter of recommendation.
Please provide him/her with the recommendation form that is attached to
this application packet. The form and
letter should be mailed to: Ramesh Agarwal, REU Program in Complex Fluids,
Campus Box 1185,
Name: x Affiliation:
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Applicant Signature Date
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include the following additional information:
· copies of all college transcripts
· a statement describing your interests in complex fluids, including your career goals, plans for postgraduate education, and relevant work experience; also, describe any academic achievements, memberships in professional organizations and honorary societies, and any other information that you think should be considered in evaluating your application
· indicate your research preferences by selecting from the attached list
Available Research Areas
Please rank your top three
research preferences in the list below.
More detailed project descriptions can be obtained from the REU web page
(http://www.me.wustl.edu/REU/):
( ) Critical Determinants of Droplet Formation for a Lipid Solution inside a Microfluidic Network (Dr. Amy Shen)
( ) Making Liquid Crystal
Droplets inside Micro-fluidic Channels (Dr. Amy Shen)
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( ) Microfluidics
in Fuel Cell Applications (Dr. Amy Shen) |
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( ) Self-Assembly
and Phase Transitions in Surfactant Solutions (Dr.
Sureshkumar) ( ) Flow
Transitions in Polymer Solutions (Dr. Sureshkumar) ( ) Dewetting and Pattern Formation in Nanoscopic
Films (Dr. Sureshkumar) |
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) Spectroscopic Signatures Generated by Short, Disordered Peptides (Dr. Rohit Pappu) (
) Consensus Sequences of Peptides that are Likely to Inhibit Aggregation
(Dr. Rohit Pappu) ( ) Nanoparticle
Transport in Microscale Condensation Particle
Counter (Dr. Da-Ren
Chen) ( ) Nanoparticle
Formation in Chemically Reactive Flow Systems (Dr. Da-Ren
Chen) ( ) Gas Flows in a Micro-Devices (Dr.
Ramesh Agarwal) ( ) Forced and Natural Convection Heat
Transfer in Systems Filled with a Nanofluid (
) Simulations of Nematic-Isotropic Phase
Transitions in Micro-channels (Dr. Eliot Fried) |
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Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Complex Fluids and their Applications Reference FormDue:
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Applicant’s Name: x
Last First Middle
Mail Completed Form to: REU Program in Complex Fluids (Attn: Dr. Ramesh Agarwal)
Campus
To Be Completed By Applicant:
I understand that Federal Law provides me, after enrollment, with a right of access to this reference form and that no school may require me to waive this right.
I hereby waive / do not waive (circle one) my right of access to this reference form
Date: x Signature: x
Referee:
Please
complete this reference form and attach a brief letter of recommendation
describing your evaluation of the applicant’s capabilities, strengths, and
weaknesses. Specifically address the
student’s ability to successfully conduct independent research and to benefit from
this program. Please send your
recommendation directly to the address listed above by
Summary Evaluation:
Please rate the applicant’s overall scholarly ability in comparison with other students with the same amount of experience and education:
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