Nanotechnology Program (NEST)

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Funded by the National Science Foundation, NEST is a 6 week summer program that provides a unique opportunity for high school grade 11 students to explore the interdisciplinary field of nanotechnology at IUPUI. Must Attend a Public School in Marion County, IPS and township schools to qualify Stipend which is money you get paid $2000 is included. Deadline to apply is March 1st

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Nanotechnology involves the control of matter in the nanometer-scale dimensions, with a broad range of applications such as energy, medicine, information technology, space and aeronautics, and consumer goods.

This program is open to students in grade 11 who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Students can earn 1 college credit hour in engineering and technology or science by doing hands-on laboratory experiences, conducting research on careers in nanotechnology, and connecting with a network of professors and scientists.

June 14- July 23 Stipend of $2000 (money you get paid) is included

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IUPUI SPAN Division

The IUPUI SPAN Division was established in 1984 to provide opportunities for academically motivated students to take college classes. The SPAN Division offers six accelerated college immersion programs: the Running Start Program, the Upper Class Program, the CyberTEENs Program, the Computer Tech Scholars Program, the Take6 Program, and the Nanotechnology Program (NEST). Thousands of high school students have participated in our programs. Many SPAN students have remained at IUPUI to complete their college education and have received some of IUPUI’s top scholarships. Others have attended, or are presently attending, prestigious schools such as Harvard University, MIT, Stanford University, Yale University, and Cornell University.

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