 Tobin Kaufman-Osborn spent 10 weeks during the summer in a Macalester high-tech laboratory, researching one possible solution to the energy crisis: solar cells. read his story»
 Nyalleng Moorosi worked in Professor Libby Shoops' lab, testing software and helping complete a user manual. She also wrote a system that allows different applications to exchange genomic information. read her story» |
Research opportunities at Mac are structured to provide valuable experience as graduates enter the workplace or apply for graduate programs.
More than 90 students receive research grants to work with professors each summer. Others take part in research during the academic year, funded by one of many government or foundation grants that faculty members have received.
Students often co-publish research results with their professors and present papers at national conferences.
The Honors Program offers another opportunity to complete
high-level original research with guidance from a professor.
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