This REU provides a fully funded, immersive 10-week research experience with a $7000 stipend, housing, food allowance, and travel accommodations for qualifying students, focusing on the intersection of AI and healthcare.
The AI-ReHaB (Artificial Intelligence-Driven Resilient Health and Biological Systems) Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program at Florida International University offers a 10-week summer research opportunity for undergraduate students and high school graduates (18+). Participants engage in hands-on research focused on integrating AI technologies into sensing systems for resilient health and biological systems. Students work on independent projects with faculty and graduate mentors, culminating in a presentation at the REU Symposium. The program emphasizes developing AI knowledge in healthcare-related fields, leveraging sensing, machine learning algorithms, and biomedical techniques. Professional development is fostered through cohort sessions, literature review seminars, guest speakers, practice presentations, career panels, and cross-disciplinary collaborations. Students gain skills in research design, data analysis, and scientific communication, preparing them for future academic or industry careers in STEM. The program aims to build the workforce needed for the urgent adoption of innovative biomonitoring systems.
Students are expected to work 8 hours per day, Monday through Friday, in person in their assigned laboratory, and attend weekly professional development workshops and literature review meetings.
This program is ideal for undergraduate students majoring in a science or engineering discipline who are interested in full-time, on-site research in artificial intelligence and healthcare.
Florida International University Engineering Campus
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