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Research opportunities posted by Texas A&M faculty.

Faculty Posting:Horticultural Sciences — by NPriolo — last modified 2008-04-28 1413

This project looks at the potential to use pervious pavements to save existing mature trees during urban development. See posting for full details.

Faculty Posting: Civil Engineering — by JBrown — last modified 2006-09-11 1008

For more information, please contact Prof. Paul N. Roschke.

Faculty Posting: Bush School — by JBrown — last modified 2006-09-11 1008

Create data sets in Excel in a form suitable for inputting into statistical packages. For more information, contact Dr. Kishore Gawande.

Faculty Posting: Physics — by JBrown — last modified 2006-09-11 1008

This project will be working on experimental particle physics at the highest energy frontier. For more information, contact Dr. David Toback.

Faculty Posting: Electrical and Computer Engineering — by EButler — last modified 2006-09-18 1524

This project involves integrating optical sensors with microprocessors or other automated control systems to demonstrate new sensor capabilities.

Faculty Posting: Civil Engineering — by JBrown — last modified 2006-09-11 1008

For more information, please contact Prof. Paul N. Roschke.

Faculty Posting: Bush School — by JBrown — last modified 2006-09-11 1008

Create data sets in Excel in a form suitable for inputting into statistical packages. For more information, contact Dr. Kishore Gawande.

Faculty Posting: Physics — by JBrown — last modified 2006-09-11 1008

This project will be working on experimental particle physics at the highest energy frontier. For more information, contact Dr. David Toback.

Faculty Posting: Biology, Geology & Paleontology Lab Work — by EButler — last modified 2006-10-10 1041

The lab focuses mostly on the fossil record and evolutionary history of life around the world. Unlike many research labs, this lab is fundamentally an organismal biology lab and focuses on entire organisms--their morphology, anatomy, ecology, evolution, paleobiology, etc.

Faculty Posting: Geography — by EButler — last modified 2007-04-10 1057

We are searching for an undergraduate student to participate in an NSF funded project that investigates the interaction of reindeer and birch trees in the mountains of northern Sweden. We have an REU supplement that will fund some salary and all student travel to acquire data.

Faculty Posting: Education and Human Development — by EButler — last modified 2007-04-16 1016

This is an intervention project with Spanish-speaking families and their pre-school children in College Station. Language interactions and family support in literacy related activities with their children are used to support the language and literacy development of these pre-schoolers. Preference is for students that have work study money or students that are looking for research experience to boost their graduate school applications.

Faculty Posting: Neuroscience — by NPriolo — last modified 2008-04-16 1610

Opportunity for either 10 weeks during the summer during Fall 2008. The lab is working on a rodent model of drug addiction during adolescence.

Faculty Posting: Archaelogical Research — by NPriolo — last modified 2008-07-18 1343

Conduct Archaeological Research at Texas A&M University at Galveston. This consists of cleaning, sorting, identifying, and analyzing shells gathered from the Pacific Islands. Long term project goal is the study of data collected from all analyzed field sacks.