The Student Research Opportunities Board is a list of student research positions and opportunities. Please click on the opportunity to get details and contact information. Posts may be paid or unpaid, working with faculty or with a student group. We hope you will find the perfect opportunity for you. If you would like to post an opportunity or have any questions, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Research at 386.226.6424 or email dbugrsch@erau.edu.
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Greenhouse Volunteer
Deanna DeMattio
This project utilizes a greenhouse to grow a various amount of plants and vegetables in Mars sunlight in a hydroponics system to research methods on how to grow plants on Mars. As a researcher, you will help in collecting data and monitoring the plant growth. At the beginning of the fall semester, there will also be a lot of construction.
August 2018 -
Theory and Applications in DCT/DST/DWT Algorithms
Dr. Perera
Students should be knowledgeable in Linear Algebra, Numerical Analysis, and Digital Signal Processing. They are expected to know C++ and MATLAB well. They will guide to solve theoretical problems in mathematics and utilize those to solve problems in electrical engineering.
*Position is grant funded for the academic year 2019-2020 based on the availability of funding*
October 2018 -
Theory and Applications in Low Complexity DVM Algorithms
Dr. Perera
Students should be knowledgeable in Linear Algebra, Numerical Analysis, and Digital Signal Processing. They are expected to know C++ and MATLAB well. They will guide to solve theoretical problems in mathematics and utilize those to solve problems in electrical engineering.
*This position is grant funded for two years running 2018 to Spring 2020*
October 2018 -
Controllable Environment Chamber Volunteer
Collin Topolski
The project will be designing and constructing a chamber that is capable of controlling multiple variables (e.g. light intensity, temperature, and air composition)
Individuals will be working as a team to finalize a design, recreate it in a CAD software, program various sensors, and then assemble a functional test bed.
The position will start in the fall term and be ongoing.
August 2018
