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MIT's Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies (ISN) is a partnership
of MIT, the Army, and industry to apply innovative nanotechnology
to improving the survivability of the the soldier of the future.
Students, both graduate and undergraduate, conduct much of
the research that goes on at the ISN.
Graduate Students
The ISN is not an academic department at MIT and thus does
not accept students directly. Students wishing to perform
master's or PhD-level research on ISN-affiliated projects
may do so by applying for admission to one of the academic
departments to which an ISN faculty
member belongs, then choosing an ISN-affiliated faculty
member as a research advisor. Cross-over is possible: for
example, a materials science and engineering student may choose
an advisor from the chemistry department, etc. Graduate admissions
information is available from individual academic departments:
Undergraduate Students
Most UROP positions at the ISN are filled directly through
the faculty member(s) supervising specific
research projects.
However, from time to time, general ISN research staff have
UROP positions available. For more information, see our page
on the UROP
web site.
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