UC Berkeley Microfabrication
Laboratory
Summer Internship Program for High School Girls
The Microlab is a place at Berkeley where
researchers in engineering and science make
integrated circuits (IC’s, also known as silicon chips), which go in
computers, cell phones, PDA’s, etc.
Students also design MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems), which are
tiny machines that have all kinds of interesting applications, from telescopes
that can clean up a “noisy” image to probes that are used in the human
brain. If you’re curious, you can
check: http://coe.berkeley.edu/labnotes/index.html.
You will assist Microlab staff engineers in making
monitoring runs on processing equipment and analyzing data. Some of your tasks will be things you do
every day; others will vary according to what your supervisor needs at a
particular time. You may also have
computer work.
June –
August, each year, pending funding.
4
days/week.
(Hours are somewhat
flexible.)
You will receive a stipend, the amount of which is
determined each year by available funding.
Send an e-mail
to: Katalin Voros, Microlab Operations Manager, indicating interest.
voros@eecs.berkeley.edu
If accepted as applicant, you will be asked to provide a resume and a letter of recommendation from your chemistry teacher.
Applications
are closed for Summer 2008.
KV – Dec. 07