MC Summer Internships

Up to 20 selected students will work with Mrs. Abbas, Mr. Douglas Shattuck, Director of Science at Saint Joseph School of Wakefield, Professor Markus Buehler, Director of MIT’s Laboratory for Atomistic and Molecular Mechanics, and MIT graduate students to investigate ways to use lunar material to construct future moon dwellings as part of a NASA outreach initiative.  After selections are announced students will start meeting periodically, continuing their work throughout the Summer.  The goal is for the students to produce a joint White Paper with Professor Buehler and Mrs. Abbas on their research for submission during late Fall 2022.

When: June 21st through July 29th; weekdays 9AM - 3PM; Students will be working at MC engineering labs for 2 days and travelling to MIT for 2 days

Where: @ Malden Catholic

Cost: $100

Up to 8 students will work with MIT Professor of Chemical Engineering, Dr. Ariel A. Furst, for 4 weeks during July.  The students will divide their time between MC and MIT working with graduate students on the following project.  

Electrochemical platforms are important for both sensing and energy applications, but many electrodes are expensive and require special facilities to manufacture. Our lab has developed two methods to make electrodes without specialized equipment and facilities. We can make gold electrodes using edible gold leaf that we make into stickers, and we can make carbon electrodes using “Shrinky Dink” plastics. Though we know how to make both electrodes, the materials used, and pattern of electrodes has not yet been optimized. This summer project will involve testing different carbon-based inks and electrode patterns to determine which is best for bioreactors. We will also make gold leaf electrodes in the lab and test them as biosensors.

When: July 5th - July 29th; 9-3pm

Where: At Malden Catholic and at MIT's lab 

Cost: $50

Up to 10 selected students will work with the Associate Dean of Construction Management at the Wentworth Institute of Technology, Dr. John Cribbs.  Students will work with Dr. Cribbs on understanding the basics of construction management and potentially have the ability to audit undergraduate courses in construction or engineering during their week.   

When: August 1st - August 5th; Daily from 9-1pm; 

Where: @ Wentworth Institute of Technology; Boston, Mass.

Cost: $50

The Harvard MEDScience Mini-Course Module immerses students in realistic simulated medical emergencies that motivate students to think critically and problem solve in dynamic teams. These modules introduce students to health care professions and inspire a desire for further education and training in STEM.

Limited to 12 students, this 3 hour session will take place at Harvard Medical School. 

Date and time: July 26th, 9am to 12 pm

Fee: $60/ student.

 

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