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Home » Congratulations to Peter A. for receiving SURE funding over the summer

Congratulations to Peter A. for receiving SURE funding over the summer

April 2, 2018 By John Heron

Peter will be working in the Ferroelectronics Lab over the summer as part of the Summer Undergraduate Research in Engineering Program (SURE). SURE offers summer research internships to outstanding undergraduate students who have completed their sophomore or junior year. The progam funds the undergraduate student for 10-12 weeks of full-time research. Peter will be working to synthesize ordered antiferromagnetic Tb2Ir2O7 thin films for use in magnetotransport studies.

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