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The Applied Physics Laboratory welcomes graduate and undergraduate student researchers. Student research is supported by the individual grants of APL-UW scientists and engineers who have joint faculty appointments on the University of Washington campus.
If you are interested in working under the supervision of an APL-UW staff member, you must:
- Apply to your academic department of choice (for example, Electrical Engineering or Oceanography) and
- Contact a prospective APL-UW advisor (see "Faculty and Classes")
Questions? Contact Bob Odom, Assistant Director for Education Programs
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Bob Odom and Ellen Lettvin
Assistant Directors for Education and Development
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| New + Noteworthy |
Lab Hosts GEAR-UP More >>
High School Teacher Joins Arctic Cruise More >>
Graduate's Dissertation Honored More >>
Fulbright Scholar at APL-UW More >>
FIG Visits APL-UW More >>
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| Seminar Series |
The Laboratory hosts public seminars throughout the academic year. For 2005–2006 the APL-UW Seminar Series focuses on technology commercialization. Devoted to medical device and environmental monitoring technologies, the series of lectures features members of the academic, venture finance, and industrial communities. Please join us in the Hardisty Conference Center on Thursday afternoons for this exciting series.
Fall–Winter 2005–2006 Schedule
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| Graduate Research |
Over 50 graduate students participate in research at the Laboratory under the supervision of APL-UW staff. Read about students and their research. More >>
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| Undergraduate Research |
Undergraduate research opportunities continue to grow and now there are over 30 students working with APL-UW staff. More >>
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| Hardisty and Boeing Undergraduate Scholarships |
Undergraduate scholarship opportunities! More >>
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| Educational Outreach |
Educational opportunities are available for K-12 and college students and educators. We partner with the UW in several outreach initiatives. More >>
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