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+ Hear from students, faculty, and staff in the CS Department about doing research. +
++ "Computer scientists are creative problem solvers, and those problems exist everywhere. Interested in agriculture? Curious about chemistry? Have a love of languages? There are computer science problems to solve in all of those areas and beyond! Anything you can imagine, any unanswered question you can fathom is likely being explored at some level through a research project on Purdue's campus." + - Amber Stanley, Undergraduate Programs Specialist ++
+ Read more about Amber's thoughts on getting started with research here. +
+Interested in doing undergraduate research related to your CS/DS/AI Degree but do not know where to start? Check out this list of helpful resources to learn more!
+Description: An updated list of research projects with CS professors who are seeking undergraduate researchers.
+How it can help: If you already have an interest in a specific research area or would like to work with a certain professor on a project.
+Description: A summary of the 14 major research areas within the CS Department and the supporting faculty for each.
+How it can help: If you do not have a specific research area or professor in mind yet but want to explore all the options available in the Department.
+Description: An updated list of various CS-Related seminar series and colloquiums.
+How it can help: If you want to hear about the latest CS Department research directly from faculty.
+Description: A list of all the undergraduate research programs that offer CS-related projects.
+How it can help: If you want an overview of all the possible CS-related research opportunities across the university .
+Still have some questions that were not answered on this page or in our FAQ Section? + Schedule an Appointment with Amber Stanley + +
+Are you ready to present your research and gain valuable feedback from your peers? Whether you're aiming for an audience of fellow students, faculty, or professionals, there are numerous ways to showcase your work at Purdue. Here are some great options:
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+ Fall Undergraduate Research Expo: Nov. 19-26, 2024
+ Spring Undergraduate Research Conference: April 8-15, 2025
+ Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium: July 25, 2025
+ {/* These conferences are fantastic opportunities to present your research through poster presentations or talks. Get feedback, connect with other researchers, and gain experience in public speaking. */}
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Want to publish your work? The JPUR journal allows students to publish research snapshots or full articles, helping you share your findings with a wider audience.
+Deadlines: Fall: Nov. 15 | Spring: Feb. 15
+This series offers a range of resources and opportunities to share your work, attend presentations, and learn how to effectively market your research experiences.
+Upcoming Event: Apr 24, 4pm - "Marketing Your Undergraduate Research Experiences"
+Writing about your research can be challenging, but these resources are here to help:
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+ Tips for Authors: Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research
+ Purdue OWL: Online Writing Lab
+ Abstracts: Learn how to craft a powerful abstract
+ Writing a Research Paper: Step-by-step guides to make the process easier
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OUR provides a lot of great information on their webiste. A few places to start include the "Students” and "Conferences" tabs. + You can also Search Opportunities to find research opportunities available in the various colleges.
+The CURE-Purdue Program aims to encourage the incorporation of research into new and existing courses + through training and support in creating a course-based undergraduate research experience (CURE). + CUREs offer more students opportunities to engage in research with a Purdue faculty/staff instructor for credit.
+Students in the JMHC have access to many different resources and opportunities related to research - + students may apply for grants, receive regular announcements about new research opportunities, + and join communities that cultivate exeriential learning in different interdisciplinary themes. + The Undergraduate Reseach Fellowship (URF) + matches students with a faculty advisor and graduate student mentor to introduce them to STEM research at Purdue. + Some of these resources are also available students outside of the JMHC.
+EURO provides more information on many undergraduate research opportunities at Purdue, including the + First Time Researcher (FTR) Fellowship and the + Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF). +
+The DUIRI program gives students the opportunity to get involved in research combining two or more disciplinary strengths in + the innovative and entrepreneurial environment of Purdue's Discovery Park District.
+The SROP is an 8-week program intended to give equal access and opportunities to underrepresented students, + preparing participants for their graduate studies.
+Through the Summer Stay Scholars program, students can combine coursework with a research or internship experience.
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