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We are pleased to announce that applications for the summer research experience 2025 can now be submitted through the NSF ETAP system. We will review applications starting on February 1, and the application deadline is March 1. Our theme this year is ‘Models meet Data,’ and a list of projects is available on the 2025 tab.

Talented students from across the U.S. joined our site to tackle the challenges of Learning from Images. Working in five teams, they developed and explored state-of-the-art techniques combining computational mathematics, machine learning, and numerical analysis. Their eight-week journey culminated in a poster session showcasing groundbreaking projects.

We are pleased to announce that applications for the summer research experience 2024 can now be submitted through the NSF ETAP system. We will review applications starting on February 1, and the application deadline is March 1. Our theme this year is ‘Learning from Images,’ and a list of projects is available on the 2024 tab.

We are thrilled to kick off our core REU/RET phase 2023 this week and to welcome our participants from all over the country to Emory’s campus. The theme this year is data for social justice, and our five teams will investigate mathematical algorithms and computational tools to analyze data in a wide range of applications. In the next six weeks, they will work on their research projects, learn about cutting-edge developments in this area, and benefit many career development and mentoring opportunities.

In their last week on campus, our REU/RET teams presented their work in our annual poster session. The event was held in our beautiful atrium and was a magnet for many students, postdocs, and faculty. More than a dozen judges voted on the posters to determine the winning team.

Today marks the first day of our core REU/RET phase 2022, and we are delighted to welcome our participants from across the country to our beautiful campus. Over the next six weeks, the groups will have several milestones which give opportunities to practice most modes of scientific communication. In addition to working on their research, they will also have many opportunities to learn and network

We are excited to congratulate Katie Keegan and Manuel Santana, who participated in our program in the summer of 2021, on winning nationally-competitive scholarships that will accelerate enhance their graduate school career.