REU Site: Remote Sensing of Earth and Environmental Systems
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The Remote Sensing of Earth and Environmental Systems project is an award-notice initiative funded by the National Science Foundation under the GEO Core Programs. This program provides undergraduate students from across the United States with intensive, hands-on research opportunities focused on terrestrial remote sensing. Participants will engage in place-based STEM research, field investigations, and science communication, working under the mentorship of experienced faculty and researchers to address critical environmental and geoscience challenges. The primary goal of the site is to strengthen the scientific and engineering workforce by equipping students with professional networks, technical skills, and career exploration opportunities. Selected through criteria emphasizing intellectual merit and broader impacts, the program emphasizes a collaborative cohort model to prepare students for future professional roles. Administrative inquiries regarding this award can be directed to Program Officer Aisha Morris.
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$568,582Place of Performance
AZ, USASet-Aside
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NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITYAward Issued Date
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