Discover the invisible universe
Yale Wright Laboratory offers undergraduate and postgraduate researchers from Yale and from other institutions and select local high school students cutting-edge, hands-on experiences in experimental nuclear, particle, and astrophysics; quantum science; and instrumentation. Students and postgraduate associates at Wright Lab participate in fundamental physics experiments on campus at Yale and around the world. They develop, build, and use advanced instrumentation and technologies for research; analyze data; and acquire skills for successful careers in graduate school and beyond. The Summer 2024 program will run from June 2-July 26, 2024. More information is below.
Opportunities include:
- hands-on research experiences
- mentoring from Yale researchers
- training workshops
- professional development
- immersion in WL and Yale research communities
- networking with national nuclear, particle, and astrophysics community
- participate in and/or lead outreach activities
2024 summer programs
June 2-July 26, 2024
Applications for Summer 2024 are closed.
Wright Lab summer research opportunities for undergraduates, postgraduates, and local high school students are available for summer 2024 (June 2-July 26, 2024). The Wright Lab program includes students from the following programs:
- Yale College First-Year Summer Research Fellowship in the Sciences & Engineering
- Yale Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF)
- Yale Science, Technology and Research Scholars (STARS) Program
- Research Experiences for Veteran Undergraduates (REVU)
Contact Wright Lab program manager Victoria Misenti for more information.
Summer and Postgraduate Research Opportunities flyer (PDF)
Past summer programs
2023 Summer Programming for Student Researchers at Wright Lab
2022 Summer Programming for Student Researchers at Wright Lab
DOE Research Traineeship for Diversity in Nuclear Physics at Wright Lab
2018 National Nuclear Physics Summer School at Yale
2022 ONAOSI-Yale Undergraduate Research Experience in Instrumentation