2010 ASPIRE and QoLT REU Website
REU Application
Application Deadline: February 15, 2010
I AM APPLYING FOR:
ASPIRE REU (American Student Placements in Rehabilitation Engineering)
QoLT REU (Quality of Life Technology)
CONTACT INFORMATION
Applicant Name:
Last: First:
Permanent Address:
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HOME UNIVERSITY OR COLLEGE INFORMATION
Name of University/College:
Major:
Minor (if applicable):
Current Year: Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior
Cumulative Grade Point Average:
Expected Graduation Date (mm/yy): 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 / 09 10 11 12 13 14
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Have you previously participated in an NSF REU program?: Yes No
Have you engaged in one semester or more of research?: Yes No
If you replied "yes" to either of the two previous questions, please describe your research experience, including approximate dates:
Your ideal summer research project would involve (check all that apply):
Software development Survey design and development Human subject data collection and analysis Prototype design and development Electronics circuitry and schematic design
Do you have familiarity with any of the following (check all that apply)?:
Access or other database software C/C++ Electronics HTML Java Linux/Unix Matlab MediaWiki OpenGL PostGres SolidWorks SQL Visual Basic Other:
I am most interested in working on the following projects (project information included on projects link):
Top Choice Interaction Design for HERB robot Activity monitor for manual wheelchair users The self-tuned wall system Acute Mountain Sickness in Veterans with Disabilities Design of New Speed and Acceleration Measurement Device for Wheelchair Testing Leveraging Machine Learning to Help Treat Chronic Illness Development of Person-Specific Therapies Evaluation of Seat Cushion Effects Incorporating Semantic Information in Activity Recognition Testing and evaluation of Trekease device as a ""Wii for Wheelchairs" Effectiveness of Upper Limb Exercise Devices in Spina Bifida Technology to Motivate Compliance with Occupational and Physical Therapy Sensing the environment Embedded assessment of cognitive decline Personal informatics Predicting and planning driving patterns Enhancement of Motor Cortex Activity in Persons with Spinal Cord Injury Computerized Assessments of Power Wheelchair Driving Investigation of Carpal Tunnel Pathophysiology in Computer Keyboard Users Development of an Online Data Collection For Wheelchair Activity Advanced Sensing for Assessment of Parkinson's Disease Effect of Trunk Moment of Interia during Lateral Wheelchair Transfers Longitudinal Study of Acute and Chronic Arm Pathology Following Spinal Cord Injury The impact of trunk level of impairment on transfer techniques and wheelchair propulsion Single Motor Propelled Power Wheelchair (SIMPL) Iphone App for Vibration Monitoring Development of Manual Propulsion Evaluation Tools Evaluation of novel manual wheelchair propulsion devices Evaluation of a weight shifting approach to preventing pressure ulcers Adaptive Driving Program Chart Review
Second Choice Interaction Design for HERB robot Activity monitor for manual wheelchair users The self-tuned wall system Acute Mountain Sickness in Veterans with Disabilities Design of New Speed and Acceleration Measurement Device for Wheelchair Testing Leveraging Machine Learning to Help Treat Chronic Illness Development of Person-Specific Therapies Evaluation of Seat Cushion Effects Incorporating Semantic Information in Activity Recognition Testing and evaluation of Trekease device as a ""Wii for Wheelchairs" Effectiveness of Upper Limb Exercise Devices in Spina Bifida Technology to Motivate Compliance with Occupational and Physical Therapy Sensing the environment Embedded assessment of cognitive decline Personal informatics Predicting and planning driving patterns Enhancement of Motor Cortex Activity in Persons with Spinal Cord Injury Computerized Assessments of Power Wheelchair Driving Investigation of Carpal Tunnel Pathophysiology in Computer Keyboard Users Development of an Online Data Collection For Wheelchair Activity Advanced Sensing for Assessment of Parkinson's Disease Effect of Trunk Moment of Interia during Lateral Wheelchair Transfers Longitudinal Study of Acute and Chronic Arm Pathology Following Spinal Cord Injury The impact of trunk level of impairment on transfer techniques and wheelchair propulsion Single Motor Propelled Power Wheelchair (SIMPL) Iphone App for Vibration Monitoring Development of Manual Propulsion Evaluation Tools Evaluation of novel manual wheelchair propulsion devices Evaluation of a weight shifting approach to preventing pressure ulcers Adaptive Driving Program Chart Review
Third Choice Interaction Design for HERB robot Activity monitor for manual wheelchair users The self-tuned wall system Acute Mountain Sickness in Veterans with Disabilities Design of New Speed and Acceleration Measurement Device for Wheelchair Testing Leveraging Machine Learning to Help Treat Chronic Illness Development of Person-Specific Therapies Evaluation of Seat Cushion Effects Incorporating Semantic Information in Activity Recognition Testing and evaluation of Trekease device as a ""Wii for Wheelchairs" Effectiveness of Upper Limb Exercise Devices in Spina Bifida Technology to Motivate Compliance with Occupational and Physical Therapy Sensing the environment Embedded assessment of cognitive decline Personal informatics Predicting and planning driving patterns Enhancement of Motor Cortex Activity in Persons with Spinal Cord Injury Computerized Assessments of Power Wheelchair Driving Investigation of Carpal Tunnel Pathophysiology in Computer Keyboard Users Development of an Online Data Collection For Wheelchair Activity Advanced Sensing for Assessment of Parkinson's Disease Effect of Trunk Moment of Interia during Lateral Wheelchair Transfers Longitudinal Study of Acute and Chronic Arm Pathology Following Spinal Cord Injury The impact of trunk level of impairment on transfer techniques and wheelchair propulsion Single Motor Propelled Power Wheelchair (SIMPL) Iphone App for Vibration Monitoring Development of Manual Propulsion Evaluation Tools Evaluation of novel manual wheelchair propulsion devices Evaluation of a weight shifting approach to preventing pressure ulcers Adaptive Driving Program Chart Review
Information you choose to provide with respect to factors such as gender, race/ethnicity, disability status, age, or national origin is optional and will remain confidential. This information is, however, of value to us and to the National Science Foundation in tracking the participation of various groups in the programs it funds. Please check all categories that apply to you. You may clarify your responses in your statement of interest or in a separate e-mail message.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION:
Gender: Male Female
Race/Ethnicity:
African American Asian Caucasian Hawaiian Native/Pacific Islander Hispanic/Latin Native American/Alaskan Native Other:
Disability Status:
Hearing Impairment Visual Impairment Mobility/Orthopedic Impairment Other:
Are you a citizen or permanent resident of the US?: Yes No
At this time you should email Mary Goldberg your resume, personal statement*, and letter of recommendation.
*Your personal statement should include:
How did you hear about our program (check all that apply)?
Brochure Direct Mailing Instructor/Faculty
Human Engineering Research Labs Website NSF Website
Online Internship Clearinghouse Quality of Life Technology Website
Student Other:
Thank you for completing the application form!