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Yeva Ragauskayte
Finding an interesting and worthwhile summer internship is key to a career in science; however, it can be hard to choose from the plethora of opportunties out there.
Here our some of our Editor's favorite science internships for Summer 2006.
What could be better than gaining research skills in “the happiest place on Earth”? At Walt Disney World in Florida, you will have the opportunity to conduct research on fisheries systems, natural history, marine mammal behavior/physiology and new water treatment technology.
Find out more...
Interested in getting hands-on experience at a national laboratory? Argonne’s research programs range over many sciences including Physical and Life Sciences, Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering.
Find out more...
The Office of Biological and Environmental Research (BER), under the U.S. Department of Energy, provides educational programs for undergraduates in all research areas of the BER global change activities. This program also provides a scientific writing course which is invaluable for future science researchers.
Find out more...
The summer intern program at VIMS allows students to work in the field and laboratory, with access to one of the best marine science libraries in the country. Intern program activities include conducting research, writing papers, presenting findings. You may work might even be published in scientific literature!
Find out more...
Have you ever wanted to work with endangered species? You can do just that as an intern at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park. At the park, you will work with zoo biologists, veterinarians and other wildlife professionals to manage captive endangered species and study threatened species in natural habitats. Find out more...
Obtain skills in conservation, education, fundraising, communications and legal publications when you intern for NWF. Positions are available all over the country in different areas of focus depending on your interests.
Find out more...
Receive training from the nation’s top scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratories (LANL)! LANL gives undergraduates the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art equipment and instruments as they conduct important research and contribute to LANL’s mission.
Find out more...
Are you fascinated by whales and dolphins? Then sign up for a fun short-term participant program in Hawaii! Although the Institute’s Dolphin Participant Program is inactive at the moment, there is a great opportunity to research humpback whales while living in Maui. Interns will assist researches during the winter months in the humpback breeding and calving grounds.
Find out more...
Advance your skills in scientific computing and graphics this summer as you work with faculty members to address problems in science and engineering. Areas of study include everything from Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics to Bioinformatics and Planetary Science.
Find out more...
Are you studying museology, aviation, space science or planetary studies? If so, the National Air and Space Museum definitely has a place for you to learn more about those areas and more! Check out the museum’s summer semester program for more information.
Find out more...
Here our some of our Editor's favorite science internships for Summer 2006.
1. Aquatic Animal Research at Walt Disney World
What could be better than gaining research skills in “the happiest place on Earth”? At Walt Disney World in Florida, you will have the opportunity to conduct research on fisheries systems, natural history, marine mammal behavior/physiology and new water treatment technology.
Find out more...
2. Science and Engineering Summer Internships at Argonne National Laboratory
Interested in getting hands-on experience at a national laboratory? Argonne’s research programs range over many sciences including Physical and Life Sciences, Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering.
Find out more...
3. Global Change Education Program
The Office of Biological and Environmental Research (BER), under the U.S. Department of Energy, provides educational programs for undergraduates in all research areas of the BER global change activities. This program also provides a scientific writing course which is invaluable for future science researchers.
Find out more...
4. Virginia Institute of Marine Science
The summer intern program at VIMS allows students to work in the field and laboratory, with access to one of the best marine science libraries in the country. Intern program activities include conducting research, writing papers, presenting findings. You may work might even be published in scientific literature!
Find out more...
5. Smithsonian National Zoological Park
Have you ever wanted to work with endangered species? You can do just that as an intern at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park. At the park, you will work with zoo biologists, veterinarians and other wildlife professionals to manage captive endangered species and study threatened species in natural habitats. Find out more...
6. National Wildlife Federation
Obtain skills in conservation, education, fundraising, communications and legal publications when you intern for NWF. Positions are available all over the country in different areas of focus depending on your interests.
Find out more...
7. Los Alamos National Laboratory
Receive training from the nation’s top scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratories (LANL)! LANL gives undergraduates the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art equipment and instruments as they conduct important research and contribute to LANL’s mission.
Find out more...
8. The Dolphin Institute
Are you fascinated by whales and dolphins? Then sign up for a fun short-term participant program in Hawaii! Although the Institute’s Dolphin Participant Program is inactive at the moment, there is a great opportunity to research humpback whales while living in Maui. Interns will assist researches during the winter months in the humpback breeding and calving grounds.
Find out more...
9. Supercomputing Institute Summer Program
Advance your skills in scientific computing and graphics this summer as you work with faculty members to address problems in science and engineering. Areas of study include everything from Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics to Bioinformatics and Planetary Science.
Find out more...
10. National Air and Space Museum
Are you studying museology, aviation, space science or planetary studies? If so, the National Air and Space Museum definitely has a place for you to learn more about those areas and more! Check out the museum’s summer semester program for more information.
Find out more...