Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)

A summer research program for undergraduate students focused on collaborative human-robot interaction and related areas such as wireless networks and assistive technology. Participants work with University of Nevada, Reno computer science and engineering faculty and graduate student mentors on hands-on robotics projects. The program includes workshops on graduate school applications and writing research proposals for the National Science Foundation. Projects cover topics including autonomous inspection, socially appropriate human-robot interactions, language-based collaboration, network management of heterogeneous robots, and path planning.

Hands-on research experience with robotics, wireless networks and assistive technology; mentorship from faculty and graduate students; workshops on graduate school applications and NSF proposal writing.

Undergraduate students; applicants were invited from all academic institutions and students from fields outside computer science and engineering, including psychology and neuroscience, were welcomed.

Visit the program's website to learn more and apply.