Summer Research Intern: SETI & Breakthrough Listen

WIGSAT; Berkeley (CA); Hybrid; USD 27,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

WIGSAT invites undergraduates to participate in a NSF REU-funded summer internship at the Berkeley SETI Research Center, collaborating with the Breakthrough Listen project on technosignatures, astrobiology, radio astronomy, transients and anomaly detection.

The in-person program in California provides mentorship from researchers and opportunities to work with real data, learn analysis techniques, and contribute to ongoing investigations in a vibrant scientific environment.

Job description

An NSF REU-funded summer internship at the Berkeley SETI Research Center working with the Breakthrough Listen project on technosignatures, astrobiology, radio astronomy, transients and anomaly detection.

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An NSF REU-funded summer internship at the Berkeley SETI Research Center working with the Breakthrough Listen project on technosignatures, astrobiology, radio astronomy, transients and anomaly detection.

Program Details

Field Physics Level Undergraduate Country United States State / Province CA Institution University of California, Berkeley Online Available In person Funding / Award Yes Women-Only Program Open to all; women encouraged

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