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FORCE Summer School on High Pressure Research

This program offers a unique opportunity for undergraduates to conduct hands-on high-pressure research using state-of-the-art equipment at a national facility, with all travel, housing, and a stipend provided.

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About this camp

The FORCE Summer School on High Pressure Research is a six-week immersive program designed to introduce undergraduate students to the exciting field of high-pressure research. Participants will engage in a combination of lectures, hands-on high-pressure experiments, and analytical instrument tutorials and demonstrations. The curriculum is structured around key modules including the foundations of high-pressure research, phase diagrams and thermodynamics, analytical techniques for high-pressure samples, and science communication. Students will gain practical skills in operating advanced high-pressure apparatuses and analyzing experimental data. The program also includes weekly field trips around Arizona, providing a broader context for scientific exploration. The aim is to cultivate a deep understanding of how extreme pressure conditions influence material properties and to foster effective scientific communication.

What a typical day looks like

A typical day involves a combination of lectures in the mornings and hands-on practical sessions in the afternoons, focusing on various high-pressure techniques and analytical instruments.

Best suited for

This program is ideal for undergraduate students from any major who have completed introductory chemistry and physics courses and are interested in gaining hands-on laboratory experience in high-pressure research, especially those attending universities without high-pressure research programs.

What you'll learn

Foundations of high pressure research Phase diagrams and thermodynamics Analytical techniques for high pressure samples Science communication High-pressure experiments Material synthesis

Location

Tempe, AZ

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