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Calling all NC State research faculty! The Office of Undergraduate Research wants to help you develop a Course-based Und...
10/09/2026

Calling all NC State research faculty! The Office of Undergraduate Research wants to help you develop a Course-based Undergraduate Research Experience for NC State students!

Recipients of this award can receive up to $2,000 for supplies, for hiring a student to help with the process or as additional compensation for their work.

For more information, please visit go.ncsu.edu/our and click on Funding. The CUREd page of our website will give you guidance on eligibility, requirements, deadlines, etc.

For questions, please contact our Director, Dr. Janet Goins, at [email protected]. Please note the deadline of November 2nd!

Our Summer Student Ambassador and College of Engineering transfer student, Ariyan Fatemi, shared some great advice for i...
07/06/2026

Our Summer Student Ambassador and College of Engineering transfer student, Ariyan Fatemi, shared some great advice for incoming transfer students interested in getting into research:

"As a transfer student, it is easy to feel like you are starting with a disadvantage or running out of time, but try not to let the feeling of being 'behind' hold you back. Instead of worrying about catching up, focus on exploring your genuine interests and making connections with faculty and peers. It helps to view your research journey as a long-term outcome rather than a quick result. During my research journey, I always tried to make a distinction here: A result is an immediate endpoint like a resume update, a published paper, or a conference presentation. An outcome, however, is the broader impact of that work: the network you build, the deep curiosity you develop, and the future direction you discover for yourself. If you focus on building those broader outcomes, the tangible results will naturally follow."

Set up a meeting with a research ambassador or join one of our weekly How to Get Started in Research Zoom Workshops (during the academic year), by visiting go.ncsu.edu/our!

You're invited! Join us next Tuesday and Wednesday, April 28-29, for the Office of Undergraduate Research's Spring 2026 ...
04/23/2026

You're invited! Join us next Tuesday and Wednesday, April 28-29, for the Office of Undergraduate Research's Spring 2026 Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium!

On Tuesday from 10am-4pm and Wednesday from 9am-4pm, come listen to student present their research either orally or via poster presentation, on the 3rd floor of Talley! Poster Presentations will be held in the Piedmont/Mountains Ballroom, and the Oral Presentations will be in Rooms 3210, 3221, and 3223.

An abstract book with the schedule and presenter abstracts will be published on Monday, April 27th at go.ncsu.edu/our.

On Tuesday from 10am-4pm and Wednesday from 9am-4pm, come listen to students present their research either orally or via poster presentation, on the 3rd floor of Talley! Poster Presentations will be held in the Piedmont/Mountains Ballroom, and the Oral Presentations will be in Rooms 3210, 3221, and 3223.

Get ready for the next feature in the Spring Research Slam Runner-Up Series, Aarushi Shroff! Aarushi is part of a team t...
04/15/2026

Get ready for the next feature in the Spring Research Slam Runner-Up Series, Aarushi Shroff! Aarushi is part of a team testing plant pathogens and their resistance to certain agricultural treatments, in order to lessen the threat of disease in our crops. This study will ultimately help to protect our food crops and enhance disease management!

Please help us congratulate Aarushi on being selected as a runner up in this year's Spring Research Slam!

Next up in our Spring Research Slam Runner Up Series is Sabrina Greer! Sabrina is doing an Honors thesis on how US intel...
04/14/2026

Next up in our Spring Research Slam Runner Up Series is Sabrina Greer! Sabrina is doing an Honors thesis on how US intelligence does more than just warn about threats. Their goal is to understand how sharing or withholding intelligence affects trust, burden sharing and collective security among allies. This is important because intelligence is not just about defense- it can also strengthen or strain alliances.

Please help us to congratulate Sabrina on the incredibly important work she is doing for the College of Humanities and Social Sciences!

Our pack of researchers is doing amazing things! This group of students was selected from many applicants to represent N...
04/14/2026

Our pack of researchers is doing amazing things! This group of students was selected from many applicants to represent NC State University at the 2026 ACC Meeting of the Minds Conference at the Florida State University!

Over the weekend, these 5 NC State students, representing three different college across campus, traveled to Tallahassee, FL to present their research in poster sessions to hundreds of visitors and other participants at the conference. We are so proud of the work they've done and their accomplishments thus far! Please help us congratulate them on being selected to present their research at this national conference!

Left to Right: Fernando Sisniega Serrano, Rachel Edwards, Thomas Sutton, Natalie Terry, Anna Miller

After a short break, we're so excited to continue our Spring 2026 Research Slam Runners Up Series, and the next feature ...
04/13/2026

After a short break, we're so excited to continue our Spring 2026 Research Slam Runners Up Series, and the next feature goes to Sydney Gardner! In Fall 2025, the Canine College at NCSU CVM conducted research determining how reward type and preference shape the efficacy of command reinforcement in dogs. Here you can see Sydney training Shuri on how to "sit" using a treat reward. Syndey and her team found that dogs prefer treats to physical touch as a reward. This kind of information can guide caregivers toward more efficient training methods, highlight the importance of a dog’s preference when training, and support efforts to make dogs more adoptable.

Please help us congratulate Sydney on being selected as a Runner Up!

The next student researcher in our Spring Research Slam Runners-Up Series is Arnav Tala! Arnav is doing impressive work ...
04/08/2026

The next student researcher in our Spring Research Slam Runners-Up Series is Arnav Tala! Arnav is doing impressive work creating an AI system for engineers who are designing circuits for technologies like 5G/6G communication, radar systems and medical imaging devices. Arnav and his team are developing a collection of circuit designs and their performance data, and will use machine learning to create an AI system for individuals to build many circuit designs almost instantly!

Please help us congratulate Arnav on the incredible work he's doing, an on being chosen as a Runner-Up in this year's Spring Research Slam!s://canva.link/lb0b9fxxteb370q

Next up in our Research Slam Runner-Up series is Kayla Ruff! Kayla is studying the reproductive patterns of birds relati...
04/07/2026

Next up in our Research Slam Runner-Up series is Kayla Ruff! Kayla is studying the reproductive patterns of birds relative to the ban of the pesticide DDT, which was known to threaten avian populations. Her team uses participatory science, meaning they use volunteer-collected data to analyze migratory patterns, diets and habitats and how they correlate with reproductive success.

Please help us congratulate Kayla on the incredible work she's doing and on being selected as a Runner Up for this year's Spring Research Slam!

Next up in our Spring Research Slam Runner-Up Feature Series is student researcher Ruby Blue! Ruby is developing a speci...
04/06/2026

Next up in our Spring Research Slam Runner-Up Feature Series is student researcher Ruby Blue! Ruby is developing a specialized physical model of a water distribution system designed to identify and mitigate cyber-physical risks. By integrating a new communication system, which is often missing in existing models, Ruby’s work provides a critical platform for researchers to simulate and defend against potential attacks on our public water supply.

Please help us to congratulate Ruby on all of her hard work and on being selected as Runner-Up!

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