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[quote=Anonymous]They absolutely exist, especially if you're open to summer research experiences at other schools. There are a variety of programs that sponsor these, but the NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program is probably the biggest. A good stat / descriptor to look for is placement into graduate school or alumni that go on to complete PhDs -- that's a good indication of the priority for getting undergrads into substantive research experience (which is not necessarily the most ground-breaking research). Just off the top of my head and pulling from friends and coworkers (PhDs in physics and biomed sciences), a few to look at: College of Wooster Carleton College Bucknell University Lafayette College Denison University [/quote]
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