Revamped 2024 ReMatch+ Initiative
In the heart of academic excellence, Princeton University's ReMatch program offers a unique opportunity for undergraduate students to delve into the world of research. Launched in 2014, this summer program runs from the summer months and connects first-year and second-year students with Princeton's graduate students and postdoctoral fellows.
This program, designed to build critical research skills and subject expertise, provides a hands-on experience for students to explore various research fields and methodologies. Jewel Merriman, a participant in the program, studied the role of the cerebellum in cognitive aging and brain reserve, while Yubi Mamiya focused on promoting the upcycling of plastic waste using zeolite catalysts. Micah Petit-Bois delved into the role of music in guiding attention in multimedia, and Zhiwen Wu synthesized new biphasic transition metal chalcogenides for energy storage.
The ReMatch program offers more than just research experience. It provides personalized mentorship from graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, offering insights into a career in academic research. The program also offers fellowship funding for joint summer research projects and mentorship.
For those interested in participating, sign-ups are currently open, and details about fall events can be found on the official ReMatch program page or the "our blog News" section. Potential mentors and their research endeavours can be learned about at the Meals for Mentoring events on November 14th and November 15th.
For those seeking guidance on the application process for the 2023 ReMatch summer research program, it is advisable to check the official Princeton University website or the specific ReMatch program page for the most accurate and detailed application instructions. Typically, the process involves filling out an online application form, submitting academic transcripts and a resume or CV, providing letters of recommendation, writing a personal statement or research proposal, and meeting eligibility criteria, such as being an undergraduate student at the time of application.
Join Princeton's ReMatch program and embark on a journey of discovery, learning, and personal growth. For more information, visit the "Research Abroad" section of the blog archives or the ReMatch program's official website.
The ReMatch program, a part of Princeton University's education-and-self-development offerings, is a summer initiative that fosters online-education in research skills through hands-on experience and collaboration with graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. Beyond research, participants also receive personalized mentorship and guidance towards a career in academic research.
