Cornell Summer Research Institute
Summer living-learning community
Fostering collaborative faculty-student research
Summer fun includes research
Yes, you read that right. It turns out, you can conduct a lot of research in eight weeks.
Every summer Cornell students conduct research with faculty. You can too. Work collaboratively with faculty on a research project during the summer. Connect with peers in your living-learning community and learn about their research. Conduct independent research in your area of interest. Develop skills that CEOs and managers uniformly highlight as essential for college graduate employees. Apply what you're learning to real world situations. Gain confidence in your field of study.
Take a look at some of the research
Eating disorders
Ancient corals
Art history
Walking audio tour
Biology
Chemistry
Conservation
Cornell history
Ecology
Exercisers
Faustus
Fire coral
French video game
Greece
Health care data
Historical sociology
Homelessness
Marine invertebrates
Math
Media and politics
Removing metals from water
Milkweed and Monarchs
Monarch butterflies
Nebula
NMR studies
Parkinson's disease
Phased array
Women philosophers
Physics videos
Plasma structures
Preventing eating disorders
Measuring protein function
Publishing
Robotics
Scandinavian Caledonides mountain belt
Dating shells
Soil
Solvatochromic molecules
Sports analytics
Syberberg
Thermo barometry techniques
Box turtles
Van Etten writings
Culturing viruses
Pottery analysis
Lead levels in soil and ancient Iowa culture
Yeast
Carbon dioxide capture