Career Resources
graduate student grant-in-aid program
The purpose of this program is to support ASB student members pursuing biomechanics research by offering a source of research funding. The grants are distributed on a competitive basis and are intended to offset the costs directly associated with conducting research. Funds may be used for small equipment items, materials and supplies, and animal or participant costs, but cannot be used to support travel costs, salaries or indirect costs of research. ASB anticipates awarding 3-5 grants of $2000 each for a one-year period beginning in May each year.
Research Experience for Undergraduate students (REUs) open to all
Cleveland State University – Rehabilitation Engineering Summer Experience
East Carolina University – REU in Biomedical Engineering: Simulations, Imaging and Modeling (BME-SIM)
Mayo Clinic – Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship
Ohio State University – Summer Research Opportunities Program
University of Delaware – Center for Biomechanical Engineering Research Summer Research Program
University of Pennsylvania – MechanoBiology – Undergraduate summer research experience program
Wake Forest School of Medicine – Imaging and Mechanics-based Projects on Accidental Cases of Trauma REU
Worcester Polytechnic Institute – Biomedical Engineering REU
Yale University – Sackler Institute for Biological, Physical and Engineering Sciences REU
Student travel awards
Student Travel Awards are offered to help students attend the ASB annual meeting. To be eligible, one must be an ASB student member and must have authored an abstract for presentation at the annual meeting. If more than one application is received by students of the same advisor, only one will be funded. Each award will be for $250.