The Center For Micro-Engineered Materials has
been a site for the NSF
Research
Experience for Undergraduates Program
since 1995. Since 2003, we are also a part of the DOD
ASSURE program (Awards To Stimulate and Support Undergraduate
Research Experiences). The Center is the focal point for research on
advanced ceramics and inorganic materials synthesis. Faculty from
Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering and Physics
work in the Center to develop new technologies to make the U.S. more
competitive in ceramic science and engineering. The projects are
interdisciplinary in nature and use state-of-the-art equipment within
the Center and the Advanced Materials Laboratory, a facility operated
jointly by UNM
and Sandia National
Laboratories.
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Undergraduate Admissions to UNM
Students will be responsible for their, food and household items. Housing is provided at UNM's Student Resident Center. Internet access from your dorm room is available. Students will work in one of the project areas working with UNM faculty and national laboratory scientists. Field trips to local industry and national laboratories will be part of the summer program, as well as social & cultural activities.







