The REU Geometry and Topology in a Discrete Setting will be held May 28,
2024 − July 9, 2024 at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. See
the link below for completed research projects from previous iterations
to get a sense of possible research topics. Participants
will learn geometric and topological methods and how to apply them to
research problems within geometry as well as further afield. Prior
knowledge of geometry and topology is not strictly required. Students
will conduct their research under close guidance of faculty mentor
Florian Frick. The
program will be integrated into the Mellon College of Science Summer
Scholars Program. The program features a series of math talks, workshops
about graduate school applications, social activities, etc. This REU is NSF-funded. US citizens and permanent residents who expect to finish their undergraduate degree after the summer of 2024 are eligible to receive a stipend of $760 per week as well as fully paid on-campus housing. Domestic travel to and from the REU site will be reimbursed. Students from 4-year colleges and students from historically underrepresented backgrounds are particularly encouraged to apply. Application Materials
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