> Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico
> Summer 2019 – Deadline February 1st, 2019
> Astronomy – Atmospheric Science – Planetary Science
> Engineering – Computer Science
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> Arecibo Observatory carries out scientific research in Radio Astronomy, Planetary Sciences, and Space and Atmospheric Sciences. We receive funding from the National Science Foundation for our Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) & Teachers Summer Program.
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> Interested undergraduate students must be US citizens or permanent residents enrolled in a bachelor's degree program (part-time or full-time; in the US or abroad) for Fall 2019. Students who are majoring in astronomy, physics, computer science, engineering, geophysics, space sciences, geology, planetary sciences, mathematics or related disciplines are invited to apply. Grades are important but so are the student’s enthusiasm, initiative, and future goals.
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> Applicants will indicate a research preference between Radio Astronomy, Computer Science, Engineering, Space & Atmospheric Sciences, and Planetary Sciences. On-site accommodation, meals, and a stipend will be provided. Participants will also have the opportunity to explore the beautiful island of Puerto Rico and its culture in organized weekend trips. The current summer program will run for 10 weeks between May 28th and August 2nd.
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> Applications for the REU program should be completed online at www.naic.edu/ao/REUT
by February 1st, 2019, and must include a résumé, personal essay, academic transcripts, and three letters of recommendation (supporting documents deadline is February 8th, 2019). If you have trouble uploading your documents, please contact us at . Your personal essay should include your educational background and goals, and your scientific interests and experience, as well as any information relevant to the evaluation of your potential for success in research at the Arecibo Observatory.>
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> Jorge L. Herrera
> Software Engineer
> Computer Department
> Arecibo Observatory
> p: 787.878.2612 Ext. 394 m: 787.349.6418
> w: www.AreciboObservatory.org
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